Is this an automated security scan?
No. WebSquirrel looks at the public-facing parts of your website and domain, checks important customer-facing functions where it can do so safely, and explains what deserves attention in plain English. It does not log in, submit forms, make purchases, or run intrusive penetration tests.
What does WebSquirrel actually check?
Whether customers can use the important parts of your public site, whether anything is getting in their way, and whether the setup behind the site deserves attention. We look at the customer experience first, then include provider evidence and a public inventory so you have a clear record.
What will I get in the report?
A clear summary of what looks good, what deserves attention, and what could not be verified from the outside — plus plain-English explanations, practical next steps, provider evidence you can forward, and a public setup inventory of your domain and the services behind it.
Who is this for?
Business owners who want to know if their public website and domain are doing what the business needs — without needing to become technical. If you rely on your website for customers, WebSquirrel gives you a record you can understand and share.
Do you fix the issues you find?
No. WebSquirrel does not make changes to your site. It tells you whether the important parts of your public digital presence are working, what deserves attention, and what to do about it — so you can talk to the right provider with clear evidence.
What do I need to provide?
Just your website address and an email to send the report details to. You pay once per report — $29.99, no subscription.
What does “could not be verified” mean?
Some things can't be confirmed from the outside without logging in or accessing private systems. When that happens, we explain what we tried to check, why it matters for the business, and what to ask your provider about — instead of guessing.