Can your business be hacked?
Find out in minutes.

A free check that shows if hackers can get into your website, and exactly how to lock them out. In plain English.

Free, no card. We only look, like any visitor would.

What you get. Straight answers, in plain English.

  • Know if you can be hacked
    A straight yes or no, in minutes.
  • Know what's exposed
    Your customers' details, and what a break-in could cost you.
  • Know how to fix it
    Every fix in plain English, for whoever built your website.
Check my website free →Takes minutes. No card.
shop.bloomly.co
High risk

A hacker could get in today.

3
vulnerabilities found
2,400
customers' details exposed
$40k
estimated cost if hacked
See how to fix it

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Not technical? Good. This is for you.

You don't need to know what any of this means. We'll tell you if there's a problem, whether it matters, and what to do about it.

You paid someone to build it

And you haven't really touched it since.

You built it yourself

On Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or WordPress.

You built it with AI

Lovable, Bolt, Replit or ChatGPT got you live.

Customers use it

They book, buy or fill in forms on it.

No one has ever checked it

You'd never know if you'd been hacked.

You hate tech talk

You just want to know: is this a problem or not?

How it works: Type in your website. That's it.

No calls. No passwords. Nothing to install.

01

Type in your website

Just the address.

yourbusiness.com
02

See if you're at risk

Free, in minutes.

Checking your padlock
03

Close the doors

Every fix, for $49.

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What a security firm does. A fraction of the price.

Hiring a cybersecurity firm to check your website runs into the thousands and takes weeks. We built the software to do it in minutes — so it costs $49, not $5,000.

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The same weaknesses a firm checks

We hunt for exactly what a security consultant looks for — exposed data, leaked keys, doors left open — and grade it to the same professional standard.

02

We automated the expensive part

A firm does this by hand, one site at a time, and bills you for every hour. We built the tools to do it in minutes and passed the saving straight to you.

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Same answer, minus the invoice

No four-figure bill, no three-week wait — and no watered-down check to get there. Just a straight answer about your website, today.

Automated, not watered down — the same checks a firm runs, just without the hourly bill. See exactly how that compares below.

A security firm would charge thousands. This costs $49.

Security firm
SiteGuard
Check if you can be hacked
$500–$1,500
Free
Full report with every fix
$1,000–$5,000
$49
Written so your web person can fix it
$100–$200 an hour
Included
Re-check after the fixes
$250–$500
Free
How long you wait
1–3 weeks
Minutes
Total
$1,850–$7,000+
$49 once

Typical price ranges for a small-business website security review. Quotes vary.

Find out free. Pay once to fix it.

Free to check. One payment for every fix. No subscription.

Free check

Are you at risk of getting hacked?

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  • Are you at risk?
  • How many open doors
  • Results in minutes
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Full report

Every open door, and how to close it.

$49Once · 1 website
  • Every open door, most urgent first
  • How to fix each one, in plain English
  • Who fixes it, how long it takes
  • Free re-check once it's fixed
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Report + a call

We walk you through every fix.

$149Once · 1 website
  • Everything in the full report
  • A 30-minute call with a real person
  • We go through every fix together
  • Ask anything, in plain English
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Fair questions.

Anything else: hi@trysiteguard.com

What is this, in plain English?+

A safety check for your website, like a home inspection. We look for the open doors hackers use. The free check tells you if you're at risk. The full report tells you how to close every door.

What's free, and what do I pay for?+

Free, in seconds: whether you're at risk and how many open doors we found. $49 once: what each open door is and exactly how to fix it.

Why would a hacker care about my small business?+

They don't pick you. Their tools try website after website, looking for easy ways in. When they find one, they take customer details, send scam emails in your name or use your payment account. Small websites are easier, not safer.

Do I need to know anything about computers?+

No. Everything is in plain English. Most people forward the full report to whoever built their website, and it's fixed in about an hour.

I built my website on Wix or Squarespace. Does this still help?+

Yes. Those tools handle a lot for you, but not everything. Where it's something you can change yourself, we tell you where to click.

Is it a subscription?+

No. The full report is one payment, and so is the report with a call.

Could the check break my website?+

No. We only look, the same way any visitor could. We never try to get in, and we never touch or change anything.

Do you need my passwords or email?+

No. Just your website address.

Can I check someone else's website?+

Only your own, or one you have permission to check. We ask you to confirm before the full report.

Find out if you can be hacked, before a hacker does.

One box. Free. Your answer in seconds.

shop.bloomly.co
High risk

A hacker could get in today.

3
vulnerabilities found
2,400
customers' details exposed
$40k
estimated cost if hacked
See how to fix it

Questions or need help?

hi@trysiteguard.com
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