CureTech [email protected]

I find and fix what's broken on local business websites

Broken links, slow pages on phones, missing contact forms and weak email settings. I find them, explain them in plain English, and fix what you approve for a flat price, from $99.

Sample report · illustrative example

Website check for a local contractor

Two things worth fixing

  1. Some homepage links are broken2 of the 8 homepage links I checked lead to an error page.
  2. Email spoofing protection is weakThe domain has no DMARC record, so fake email using its name is easier to get through.

One-time price: $129

What I do

  • Check your site

    Broken links and pages, contact forms, SSL, phone speed and email settings.

  • Fix what you approve

    A plain-English report and a flat price. Or I'll tell you how to do it yourself.

  • Watch it afterwards

    Optional checks on your key pages, forms, uptime and SSL. $49/month, no contract.

How it works

  1. You send your link

    Just the web address. No login needed.

  2. I tell you what I find

    A short report showing exactly what I saw.

  3. You decide

    Approve the fix and price, or do it yourself.

  4. I fix it and show you

    Before and after, so you can see what changed.

Zane

I'm Zane

I run CureTech in South Orange County. You deal with me directly, from the first check to the fix. No contracts, and nothing changes on your site without your OK.

I also help with computers, Wi-Fi and devices at home. Book a home visit

Want a second pair of eyes on your website?

Send me the link and I'll let you know if I spot anything worth fixing. Paid work is always quoted before it begins.

Prefer email? [email protected]

I only use your email to reply to you.

Sample report · illustrative example

Website check for a local contractor

I found two things worth fixing

Nothing here is an emergency.

  1. Some homepage links are broken

    2 of the 8 homepage links I checked lead to an error page (/services, /financing).

    Why it matters
    Visitors who click them hit a dead end instead of the page they wanted.
    How I'd fix it
    Point each one to the right page, or remove it, then recheck every link on the homepage.
  2. Email spoofing protection is weak

    The domain has no DMARC record.

    Why it matters
    Without it, Gmail and Outlook get no instruction about fake email using the business's name, so fakes are more likely to reach inboxes.
    How I'd fix it
    Add a monitoring-only record first, then move to enforcement once the real senders check out.

One-time price$129

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