Most small business sites are left wide open. Yours will not be.
I build security software for a living, and every site I make is set up to the same standard. That protects your customers, and it protects your name.
- HTTPS with a valid certificatePass
- Security headers setPass
- No third party trackersNone
- No plugins that can go out of datePass
- Enquiry form spam protectionOn
- Email protection on your domain
- Locked down before it goes liveHTTPS on every page, renewed automatically, and the security headers most small sites never set.
- Nothing bolted on that can be broken intoNo page builder plugins, which is how most small business sites get hacked. Less to go wrong, and nothing quietly going out of date behind your back.
- Forms that do not fill with spamEnquiries reach you, junk does not, and nothing is stored that does not need to be.
- No trackers you did not ask forNo advertising scripts following your customers around unless you choose them.
Worried about somebody sending fake invoices in your name? That is protecting your domain's email rather than your website, so I quote it separately. The check below tells you where you stand, free, before you decide anything.