Check my site
Type your website address. In about a minute you get a plain-language read of what it shows the world: security, speed, search and accessibility. Then a written report you can hand to anyone, whether you hire us or not.
Reads only what your site already shows a visitor. No scanning, no login, no probing. What that means.
Every finding above with what to do about it, as a page you can share with your developer. We save a copy and follow up once if something looks urgent. No mailing list.
Every check reads only what your site already shows to anyone who loads it. Nothing is probed, nothing is logged into, nothing is sent that a normal visitor would not send.
The automated check runs the passive tests above and shows you the result on this page, in plain language, as it goes.
Leave an email and the same findings arrive as a page you can share, each with what to do about it. We keep a copy and a person at Awen reads it.
Most sites need nothing from us. If something is open, the prices for every next step are on this page, so the report stays advice and not a pitch.
The automated passive review above, plus the written report. No scanning, no obligation, no mailing list.
With your signed authorization: active vulnerability scanning, a source-level review of custom code, your Search Console and analytics pulled into one view, and a prioritized fix plan with hours against each item.
We close what the review found: patching, including plugins whose updates fail or whose licenses have lapsed, a web application firewall in front of the site, moving off software that will never see another fix, speed and search work.
The Site Check runs on your site every night, and you hear from us only when something changes.
For WordPress sites that want someone to do the work. Scoped per site, because it needs admin access and it is a person's time.
Awen builds and hosts WordPress sites and web apps for our own brands and for clients, and we check every one of them nightly for the software versions and changes that precede a break-in. When two critical PHP bugs leaked in October 2026, that habit meant we knew where every site stood within two hours and had them all handled within a day and a half.
Yes. The automated check costs us almost nothing, and the report takes a person about an hour to read and annotate when something is open. Some of the people who read the report hire us to fix what it found. That is the whole model.
Not in the free check. We read what your site already shows the public and compare it against published information. Active testing happens only inside a Full Site Review, with a signed authorization from whoever controls the site.
Good. The report is written so that they can act on every item without us. Send it to them. We do not write findings to make anyone look bad.
Then you get a short report that says so, with the date, and you know where you stand. That happens more often than you would think for well-kept sites.
No. It is a point-in-time review of public information. It cannot see what is behind a login, inside your code, or on your server, so it cannot promise a site is safe. The Full Site Review goes further, under authorization, and still describes what it did and did not cover.
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