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New check

For agencies & people who build websites

A useful starting point.
On your website.

Give clients a way to inspect their business information and website basics. They choose what to check and keep their own report.

Make it yours

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Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Use a company or campaign label, never a person’s name or email.

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What does your website tell people about your business?

Explore your business information, sources and website findings in a free check.

Opens Aither in a new tab. Your address is sent when you continue. Confirm permission there before a check. No AI answers, ranking guarantee or certification.

Free to use. Add it only to a website you own or have permission to edit. This is an entry widget, not a certification badge.

Your next client conversation

A ready-to-use introduction

Choose the invitation for a willing client, or use the public post on your own channel. Your campaign label is included in the link.

Subject: One useful finding before our next website review

Copying or downloading sends nothing. Your clients choose whether to share their reports; this kit grants no access to their accounts.

One small widget. A clear handoff.

  1. Place itCopy the HTML into a page you control, using your website editor’s HTML block. Or use the link in an ordinary button.
  2. Try the handoffOpen the button on your published page. Confirm that it reaches Aither and preserves the entered website.
  3. Let the visitor chooseThe check starts only after permission is confirmed. Signing in saves the report; checking without sign-in is temporary.

The widget contains no script, remote image or tracking pixel. It does not read the host page or access your customers’ reports. Some editors remove forms or inline styles; use the plain link if that happens. A link label is supplied by its creator and is not proof of a partnership or traffic attribution.