A Bozarth Software LLC product
SiteBrief checks a small-business website and shows the issues most worth fixing, in plain English.
SiteBrief runs a short set of permitted checks and returns a readiness status, no more than five prioritized findings with supporting evidence, and a clear list of anything it could not check.
How SiteBrief works
Real checks run for signed-in accounts with report access. The Fix & Recheck Pack is $19 one time and includes three real reports for one website, usable within 90 days — with no subscription and no automatic renewal. The sample report below uses fictional data so you can see the format first.
View the fictional sample reportScope
What SiteBrief checks
When enabled, SiteBrief will run a short, deterministic set of checks against pages visitors can already see. Findings are written for an owner, not an engineer, and each displayed finding will be tied to recorded evidence.
It loads, and it loads securely
Whether the address resolves and responds, whether HTTPS is available, where redirects finally land, and obvious redirect problems.
The basics search engines read
Whether the page has a title, a description, a mobile viewport declaration, and a canonical link — reported neutrally, not as a scorecard.
Whether a customer can act
Whether a contact path and privacy or terms links appear to exist, and whether a small sample of navigation links actually work.
Automated accessibility signals
Missing page language, images with no text alternative, form fields with no detectable label, and obvious heading-order problems.
Speed and mobile signals
When a supported measurement source is configured, the collected values are stored with their source and collection time.
Common security headers
Whether HTTPS, strict transport, content security policy, content type options, and referrer policy headers are present.
What it does not do
- It does not crawl an entire website. It inspects the page you submit and a small capped sample of links.
- It does not test for vulnerabilities, attempt any intrusion, or perform penetration testing.
- It does not determine legal compliance or issue an accessibility or security certification.
- It does not sign in, submit forms, place orders, or modify anything on your website.
- It does not do keyword research, rank tracking, backlink analysis, or competitor tracking.
- It does not claim that a lab measurement represents what every real visitor experiences.
Pricing
One pack, one price
SiteBrief sells a single package from Bozarth Software LLC. You buy it once, use it on one website, and nothing renews.
SiteBrief Fix & Recheck Pack
$19 one time
No subscription and no automatic renewal.
What the pack includes
- Three real reports
- One website address (a single website origin)
- 90 days from purchase to use the three reports
- Up to five prioritized findings in each report
- The evidence behind each finding, with its source and timestamp
- A plain-English readiness status and a recommended next step
- An explicit list of checks that could not be completed
What it does not include
- No site-wide crawling — each report looks at the home page
- No ongoing monitoring or alerting
- No PDF export
- No search rankings, traffic estimates, or ranking work
- No certification, compliance sign-off, or guaranteed outcome
A report describes what automated checks observed at one point in time.
SiteBrief is not legal advice, a security certification, an accessibility certification, or an SEO guarantee.
Unused reports have no cash value. See the refund policy for how requests are handled.
How results are reported
A check that cannot be completed is reported as a limitation, never as a pass
Evidence first
Each finding stores the value observed, its source, and the time it was collected. Plain-language wording never adds a measurement or a claim that the evidence does not contain.
Limits stated
If a source is unreachable or a page cannot be inspected, the report says so and is marked as a limited scan. No result is invented to fill the gap.
No verdicts we cannot support
SiteBrief reports presence and absence. It does not judge legal sufficiency, certify accessibility, or declare a site secure.