Looking for a HubSpot Website Grader alternative?
Website Grader is the fastest way to find out your images are too big. It scores one page on speed, mobile, security and a few Google basics, and then it stops. Four categories, none of them about your headline, your pricing, your buttons, or whether a visitor trusts you enough to hand over a card. That is the part that decides whether you make a sale.
HubSpot Website Grader and you x you i, side by side
| Feature | you x you i | HubSpot Website Grader |
|---|---|---|
| Conversions More people buying | ||
| Tells you why people are not buying | ||
| Checks your headline says what you sell | ||
| Checks your buttons and calls to action | ||
| Checks your pricing is laid out clearly | ||
| Checks how your pages are laid out | ||
| Findability Found in Google and AI search | ||
| Checks the Google basics | Basic | |
| Checks AI can read and quote your pages | ||
| Technical health Speed, mobile, accessibility | ||
| Checks how fast your pages load | Basic | |
| Checks it works on phones | Basic | |
| Checks people with disabilities can use it | ||
| Trust and brand Trustworthy and on-brand | ||
| Checks your site looks trustworthy | ||
| Checks your brand is consistent | ||
| Predicts where visitors look first | ||
| Clarity A message that lands | ||
| Checks your writing reads clearly | ||
| Checks how hard the page is to take in | ||
| Always on Runs on every audit | ||
| Results in minutes, no traffic needed | ||
| Tells you what to fix, in order | Generic tips | |
| Pricing | $5 per audit, no subscription | Free |
When to choose HubSpot Website Grader
Choose Website Grader when you want a free sanity check in thirty seconds and you have never looked at your site's speed before. It is fair, it is quick, and if your score comes back poor it is telling you something true. For a first look at whether the basics are broken, it does the job and it costs nothing.
When to choose you x you i
Choose us when the score came back fine and the sales still are not happening. A grader tells you your page is fast. It does not tell you that your product page never says who the product is for, that your pricing table is confusing, or that your site looks untrustworthy on a phone. We check all of it and rank the fixes. One audit, $5, no subscription.
What we check that HubSpot Website Grader does not
Every one of these is a row in the table above, ticked in our column and blank in theirs.
- Tells you why people are not buying
- Checks your headline says what you sell
- Checks your buttons and calls to action
- Checks your pricing is laid out clearly
- Checks how your pages are laid out
- Checks AI can read and quote your pages
- Connects to Google Search Console
- Shows which searches moved after your audit
- Links your fixes to your Google traffic
- Shows what AI answers cost you in clicks
- Compares your clicks with last year
- Tracks your score against your Google traffic
- Checks people with disabilities can use it
- Checks your site looks trustworthy
- Checks your brand is consistent
- Predicts where visitors look first
- Checks your writing reads clearly
- Flags copy that sounds AI-written
- Checks how hard the page is to take in
- Scores measured against what real people said, not an opinion
HubSpot Website Grader vs you x you i: common questions
What does the grader miss?
Everything about why a visitor leaves without buying. It checks speed, mobile, security and a few Google basics. It never looks at your headline, your calls to action, your pricing, whether your site reads as trustworthy, or whether your writing makes sense to someone who has never heard of you.
It is free. Why is yours not?
Because it scores four basics and we run more than twenty modules over your actual pages, including where visitors look first and what is stopping them buying. An audit is $5, paid once, no subscription. That is less than the shipping on a single order.
Do I get a score?
Yes, and unlike a grader score it comes with a ranked list of what to fix and why each fix matters, in plain English. A number on its own has never improved anyone's conversion rate.
Do you check speed and mobile too?
Yes. Speed, mobile and accessibility are all covered, grounded in WCAG 2.2 and Google's own Core Web Vitals, so you are not giving anything up by moving across.