Grade your website out of 100.
Ten checks, two minutes, no email required. You get a score and a prioritised fix list you can hand to anyone.
Short answer
A wellness website is doing its job when it loads in under a second on mobile, shows prices openly, lets a stranger book or join in under a minute, and is backed by a complete Google Business Profile.
1.Does your site load in under one second on 4G?
2.Is it fully usable one-handed on a phone?
3.Can someone see your prices without emailing you?
4.Can a new customer book or join online in under a minute?
5.Do you take payment online (memberships or sessions)?
6.Are your opening hours and timetable correct right now?
7.Is your Google Business Profile claimed and complete?
8.Does your site have LocalBusiness schema markup?
9.Are the photos of your actual facility, not stock?
10.Are real reviews shown on the site itself?
Scoring your website, answered
What makes a wellness website good?
It loads in under a second on mobile, shows prices without an email, lets someone book or join in under a minute, keeps opening hours accurate, and ranks locally through a claimed Google Business Profile and LocalBusiness schema.
What score should I be aiming for?
Anything above 80 out of 100 is competitive in Ireland. Below 50 means the site is actively losing enquiries every week, usually to a competitor with a worse facility and a better booking flow.
Do I need a rebuild or a fix?
If you fail on speed, mobile usability and online booking together, a rebuild is cheaper than patching. If you pass those three and fail on content or local SEO, fixes are enough.
Rather we just fixed it?
We rebuild wellness sites in 7 to 21 days, one-time price, full ownership handed over.