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Website MOT for businesses across Scotland

Website MOT for businesses across Scotland

The free check assesses visible signals on your submitted homepage only. It does not crawl your site or test every device. The £99 automated full audit reviews sampled public pages; implementation is separate and optional.

Use a website MOT to organise checks when your business or website changes. Review the offer, real service coverage and customer journey. GrowthCheck’s free report checks visible homepage signals and suggests a priority action.

A maintenance routine for your Scotland website

What should I check after changing my website?

Revisit the menu, main service links and contact route after a redesign or content update. Confirm that older bookmarks still reach useful pages. Test enquiries with your team’s permission; GrowthCheck does not submit forms on your behalf.

Does a website MOT replace maintenance?

No. The free report highlights visible homepage signals. It does not update software, verify backups or monitor the website continuously. Keep those responsibilities with your website maintainer.

Next: check your homepage free, read the search visibility guide or review your enquiry journey. The £99 full audit includes a private report and prioritised fixes.

The problem

Scottish SME websites often try to cover too much, too lightly.

A consultancy in Edinburgh, a trades business in Fife, a salon in Aberdeen or a cafe in Inverness may all face the same basic challenge: the site needs to reassure quickly and support local intent without overcomplicating the message.

That often breaks down in ordinary ways. Service pages stay too broad. Trust details are easy to miss. Mobile visitors have to hunt for the next step. The business seems real, but not immediately convincing.

What GrowthCheck is

A commercial website review built for small business owners rather than digital teams.

GrowthCheck starts with an automated homepage check. The £99 full audit adds supported evidence and prioritised recommendations.

It gives Scottish businesses a clearer picture of what the website is doing well, where it looks thin or awkward, and what should be fixed first.

What to review

The points that usually decide whether a Scottish site feels capable or forgettable.

Service and area clarity

Whether the site explains what you do and where you serve clearly enough.

Trust and proof

The cues that help visitors feel safe making contact with a smaller business.

Mobile usability

How easy the site is to use when someone is comparing options quickly on a phone.

SEO, speed and contact flow

The technical and structural basics that help people find you and take the next step.

Pricing

Explore the £99 automated full audit.

The GrowthCheck Full Website Audit costs £99 one-off and includes a private report with prioritised recommendations. Implementation is separate and optional.

Next step

If the website feels adequate but not especially effective, that is usually the right moment to review it.

Start with the free check if you want a quick first signal, or go straight to the full GrowthCheck request if you already know you want a deeper report.