Clear packages, clear prices

Do you know how your website is really doing?

Tools give you numbers; I give you answers.

Who it's for: SMEs, freelancers, practices, associations and agencies who want an independent review of a website someone else built.

What you get: A written report (5–8 pages) with an overall score, plain-language findings and a prioritised action list across performance, security, SEO and GDPR — optionally with a 30-minute walkthrough.

Your benefit: Afterwards you know, in black and white, what your website does well, what slows it down and which issue to tackle first — explained clearly, no technical background required.

An example: Your website looks fine from the outside, but enquiries stay away. The check uncovers what drags it down under the hood — oversized images, missing security settings or copy that search engines cannot parse — and sorts the findings by importance.

Every second of load time costs you customers.

Who it's for: SMEs, e-commerce, agencies, SaaS and content portals whose pages load noticeably too slowly.

What you get: Each Core Web Vital explained individually, the load chains as an annotated waterfall diagram, the quantified third-party impact and a prioritised action plan — including a 45-minute walkthrough.

Your benefit: You learn why your site feels slow and which levers make the biggest difference — as a concrete plan any developer can implement.

An example: Visitors leave before the page finishes loading. The check traces the page build-up step by step and shows which assets or embedded services cost load time — and in which order fixing them pays off.

Do you know which data your website sends, and to whom?

Not legal advice, but an engineering analysis your lawyer can use as a working basis.

Who it's for: Practices, law firms, SMEs, associations and agencies across the DACH region.

What you get: A technical review: which third parties load, when cookies are set and whether the consent banner blocks correctly — as a PDF with a third-party inventory and a compliance checklist.

Your benefit: You gain certainty about which data your website sends to third parties and where legal risks lurk — as a technical inventory your lawyer can use directly.

An example: Many websites load external services before visitors have consented — often without the owner knowing. The check makes visible which connections are actually established and whether your cookie banner really blocks what it promises.

Accessible websites reach more people — and protect you from cease-and-desist claims.

Since June 2025 the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG / EU EAA) applies; fines of up to €100,000 and warnings are real.

Who it's for: Operators of publicly accessible websites and online services that fall under the BFSG / EAA.

What you get: A review against WCAG 2.2 AA (keyboard, screen reader, ARIA, forms, contrast), a BFSG/EAA risk assessment (low/medium/high) and a three-phase action list — including a 45-minute walkthrough with a live demo.

Your benefit: Afterwards you know whether people with impairments can use your website and how big your BFSG risk is — with a roadmap in manageable stages instead of an all-or-nothing demand.

An example: A prospect with low vision cannot cope with the typography and contrast, and gives up. The check reviews your website the way these users experience it — by keyboard and screen reader — and shows which barriers should fall first.

Is AI telephony right for your practice — and which provider?

Your risk-free entry: if you proceed with the setup afterwards, the check price is credited in full.

Who it's for: Medical and dental practices that want to know whether an AI phone assistant pays off for them — before they put money into the setup.

What you get: A vendor-neutral analysis of your practice situation: which providers are worth considering, what they really cost and where data protection stands — as a written report with a clear recommendation.

Your benefit: You make the provider decision based on an honest analysis instead of a sales pitch — no commission, no strings attached.

An example: A dental practice wants to take pressure off its phone line. The check shows which provider fits the practice size and phone system, what running costs to realistically expect — and whether the switch is worth it at all.