What you get, and what you agree to.

The service is operated by Taasmiq Technologies, at Kalyanpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Using the service means accepting these terms.

You submit a website address. We fetch a small number of its publicly accessible pages, run a fixed set of deterministic checks over what is visibly there, and return findings with the evidence behind each one, a conversion-readiness score derived from those findings, and a recommended order to address them.

The free diagnosis shows the highest-priority findings. The paid diagnosis, a one-time payment of €9 per report, shows every validated finding with its evidence, the reasoning, a prioritised plan, a downloadable PDF, and the ability to re-analyse and compare.

It is an analysis of what is visible on your pages. It does not observe your visitors, read your analytics, or measure what anyone actually did on your site. Findings describe potential friction, not proven causes.

Nothing here is a prediction or a guarantee of sales, traffic, rankings or conversion. Acting on the findings may improve your website; whether customers arrive is outside what this service can see or promise. The analysis also does not measure page speed, and it is not legal, accessibility-compliance or security advice.

Findings are produced from public content at one moment in time. A site that changes afterwards will produce different results.

You may submit a website only if you own it, operate it, or have permission from whoever does. This matters: anyone can type any address into the form, and our crawler does not read robots.txt — it makes ordinary requests for public pages, on your instruction, and identifies itself as WebRevampBot while doing so.

You must not use the service to overload a site, to analyse addresses at volume without permission, to reach content that is not publicly accessible, or to work around the rate limits. We may refuse or remove any scan, and block any domain, at our discretion.

The full diagnosis costs €9, once, for one report on one scan. It is not a subscription and nothing recurs. Payment is taken by Stripe; we never see your card details.

A purchased report is a snapshot, frozen at the moment of purchase. Later changes to our rules or scoring do not rewrite a report you have already bought.

Because the report is delivered immediately and in full, it is by nature supplied at once. refund policy not provided — a refund position has not been set, and inventing one here would be worse than saying so. Until it is written down, raise any problem with a purchase and it will be dealt with individually.

Free diagnoses are tied to your browser through an anonymous cookie rather than an account, so clearing site data or changing device will lose access. A share link, if you create one, keeps working regardless.

A purchased report stays tied to the payment that unlocked it, and is not reachable by a share link. Keep the PDF if you need a copy that does not depend on this site.

You keep every right in your website. We use its public content only to produce your diagnosis and to operate the service.

The diagnosis we produce is yours to use however you like — internally, with a client, or with whoever does the work. We keep the rights in the software, the checks and the scoring behind it.

We also offer to carry out the changes a diagnosis identifies. Requesting that is an enquiry, not an order: scope, price and timing are agreed separately in writing before any work starts. Nothing on the service pages is a quotation.

The service is provided as it is. We do not promise uninterrupted availability, and a scan may fail for reasons outside our control — a site that blocks automated requests, is slow, or is unreachable.

To the extent the law allows, our liability for any claim connected to the service is limited to what you paid for the report it concerns. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

These terms may change as the product does; the date at the top shows the last substantive revision, and continuing to use the service means accepting the current version.

These terms are governed by the law of Bangladesh, whose courts have jurisdiction. Consumer rights that apply where you live are unaffected.

How we handle personal data is described in the privacy notice.