HTTPS & headers
Checks SSL and common security headers that protect customer trust.
Free tool
Best Free Website Security Checker for Small Businesses
Check HTTPS and common security headers that protect customer trust. A fast public scan for US small business sites.
Free security checker
Catch trust-breaking HTTPS and header gaps early
Customers notice browser warnings. This free check highlights SSL and common security-header issues that make service-business sites feel unsafe — before you collect another form lead.
- HTTPS / SSL posture at a glance
- Common public security headers checked
- Plain-English notes for non-technical owners
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Running checks…
Need website support with security?
We help small businesses fix HTTPS issues, harden WordPress, and set safer defaults.
Quick wins
See which public hardening steps are missing before a redesign or launch.
Owner-friendly
Plain-English results — no security jargon dump.
How it works
Three steps to a useful result
Enter your live site URL
Use the public https:// address customers type.
Scan headers & SSL signals
We read what browsers and bots can already see.
Prioritize padlock problems
Fix certificate/HTTPS issues before cosmetic hardening.
Guide
Why website security checks matter for US small businesses
Customers notice padlocks and browser warnings. This free checker highlights HTTPS and header gaps that hurt trust — especially for service businesses collecting form leads.
These free WebSolNet tools are built for US small business owners — HVAC, auto repair, home services, coaches, and product sellers — who want clear answers without an agency retainer. Run a URL, read the notes, then decide whether to fix it yourself or get a quote.
Practical tips
- Force HTTPS sitewide after SSL is installed — mixed content still breaks trust.
- Pair this check with WordPress updates, strong passwords, and backups.
- Re-run after a host move or redesign launch.
Quick FAQ
Does this replace a full security audit?
No. It is a fast public check. WordPress maintenance still needs updates, backups, and hardened logins.
What should I fix first?
HTTPS/SSL problems first, then obvious missing headers, then cookie flags if you set sessions.
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