Appearance is subjective
A screenshot alone rarely proves that a website is harming clarity, trust, navigation, or conversion.
Find real businesses, examine representative website pages, identify customer-journey and trust opportunities, and prepare a web-design conversation grounded in public evidence.
Detailed results are useful only when their sources, limits, and next action remain easy to understand.
A screenshot alone rarely proves that a website is harming clarity, trust, navigation, or conversion.
A directory may omit a website even when an official site exists elsewhere, so absence requires corroboration.
Important contact, service, booking, pricing, and trust signals may appear beyond the homepage.
Every result is structured to help you decide what is confirmed, what still needs checking, and whether the business belongs on your shortlist.
Name, market, address, activity signals, discovery source, and confidence.
Website status, measured signals, scan coverage, findings, and source URLs.
Email, phone, source, confidence, channel verification, and the date checked.
Why the prospect qualified, the relevant service, and a human-reviewed, permission-first message.
Quick Scan provides a focused snapshot; Deep Scan can review a broader set of representative public pages.
Important findings retain a source URL, the observed signal, why it matters, and a practical next step.
If no site is confirmed, aimtoro presents an unresolved evidence gap rather than claiming the business has no website.
Search coverage stays visible, missing information is not silently converted into a negative claim, and nothing is sent without approval.
No. Scores summarise the collected evidence and should be reviewed alongside the source-linked findings and coverage limits.
The result is marked as blocked or incomplete. Aimtoro does not convert a blocked scan into a zero score or a claim that the website is poor.
Yes. Prospect records provide actions to recheck the website and public contacts and to edit sourced contact details manually.