A free website scan, along one fixed set
We look at your website the same way every time, along four fixed parts. You get back what is worth improving first — and no, that is not automatically a new website.
Request your website scan
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The same fixed set, every time
Four parts in a fixed order: your customer, findability, functionality, and the rules. Repeatable, so you can measure against it again later.
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Free, and no prices in the report
No quote attached and no pitch deck. If a next step makes sense, we say so after we have spoken.
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Rebuilding is an option, not the answer
Often the advice is a short list of concrete fixes to what you have, or a different way to approach something.
What we check on every website
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Usability for your customer — and who that customer is
This is where we start, because it decides the rest. Who is your visitor, what did they come to do, and where does your site get in the way? We walk your main routes as that person: finding, comparing, and making contact.
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Findability in Google and in AI answers
What people actually type, where you rank for it today, and which pages carry that. Plus how readable your site is for AI assistants that answer without sending a click, starting with which AI crawlers your robots.txt actually lets in — that part is fully in your hands.
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Functionality: speed, accessibility, devices
Loading speed on your real pages, not only the homepage. Keyboard use, contrast and screen-reader basics against WCAG 2.1 AA, the level the European rules point at. And how the site behaves on a phone, a tablet and a wide screen.
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Laws and rules
Your cookie banner and Google Consent Mode, what your privacy statement promises versus what the page actually loads, and the European rules that apply to your kind of business.
Why a fixed set, and not a loose opinion
A scan is only useful if it is repeatable. If we look at something different every time, you cannot tell whether anything improved. So every website goes through the same four parts, in the same order, and you get the outcome back in that order.
The order is deliberate. Usability comes first, because a fast, findable, fully lawful website that confuses your customer still does not sell anything. Everything after it exists to support that.
The outcome is not automatically a new website
This is the honest part, and the reason plenty of people never request a free scan from an agency: they expect a sales document that concludes they need a rebuild.
That is not how this works. Most reports we hand over contain a short list of concrete changes to what you already have: a page that needs rewriting for the person who actually reads it, a form asking for four fields too many, images that hold up loading, a consent banner that blocks its own measurement. Sometimes the most valuable thing in the report is not a task at all but a different angle — you could also approach this like that.
Rebuilding is one possible conclusion out of several. If we do think a rebuild is the cheapest route to what you want, we say so and show the reasoning. And if we think you should leave your website alone and spend the money elsewhere, we say that too.
Who this is for
We work with startups that are past their first version and with established small and mid-sized companies that have outgrown their site. That is who the scan is written for: businesses where the website carries real revenue or real recruitment, and where a wrong call costs money.
We are not the cheapest option and we do not try to be. If the lowest possible price is what you are after, another party will serve you better than we will.
From your URL to something you can act on
Talk to the people who build it
- Find out how we can grow your business
- Get a response within 1 business day
- Completely without obligation
Justin van Dongen
Founder of JKC Media
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Questions about the website scan
A written report along the four fixed parts: usability for your customer, findability in Google and in AI answers, functionality, and laws and rules. Per part: what we found, what it costs you, and what we would do about it — ordered so you can start at the top.
Only if we honestly think so. Most reports are a list of concrete improvements to the site you already have, or an insight into a different way of approaching something. A rebuild is one of the possible answers and never the automatic one, and when we do propose it we show the reasoning.
Yes. The scan is free and there are no prices in the report. We would rather hand you a useful document than push a quote at you. Prices only come up after we have spoken, and only if you want them.
The form takes a few minutes. We come back within five working days with the report. If we need something from you to finish it — read access to your analytics, for instance — we ask once and explain why.
It is not required; the scan works from the outside. If you do give us read access, the findability and behaviour parts get sharper, because we can then see what people actually search for and where they leave.
The scan examines what you already have and how it performs. The Growth Check looks at the business: where you stand, where you want to be, and what it takes to get there. If you are not sure which fits your question, ask us — we will point you at the right one rather than sell you both.