What the Business Check looks for

A free website and operations check for businesses in Kazakhstan. It takes about two minutes and combines a public site scan with your answers to estimate where time and revenue leak.

  • Contact paths: WhatsApp, phone, email, booking, or a short request form
  • Mobile page speed and load performance on your homepage
  • Email deliverability basics such as SPF and whether your domain can receive mail
  • Security headers and HTTPS configuration on your public site
  • Trust and findability signals visible to customers and search engines
  • Operations friction from your answers: intake, quotes, knowledge, and peak-load gaps

Deep Scan → Growth Plan

Optional Deep Scan turns the check into a Growth Plan report: rival comparison, market context, three implementation plans, a 90-day roadmap, and a PDF. Price anchor ₸49,000; free for the first 50 businesses.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Business Check look at?

It scans your public website for contact paths, mobile speed, email deliverability, security headers, and related trust signals, then combines that with your answers about intake, quotes, team knowledge, and operations.

How long does it take?

About two minutes for the free check: a short site scan plus four quick questions about how work actually runs in your business.

Is the Business Check free?

Yes. The website and operations check is free. It estimates monthly and annual loss as a range from your answers and shows a fix list from the scan.

What does the Deep Scan add?

Deep Scan produces a Growth Plan report with rivals, market context, three plans, a 90-day roadmap, and a PDF. The listed price is ₸49,000 and it is free for the first 50 businesses.

What data do you use?

Only public website data from the scan and the answers you enter yourself. We do not pull private CRM, accounting, or inbox data for the free check.

Which languages are supported?

English, Russian, and Kazakh across the interface, scan copy, and Growth Plan output.

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