What this check does
SEO tools ask what your website's score is. This asks a simpler question: your customer just searched for what you do — what did they actually see? It runs the real searches your customers make and reports what comes back: the Google map pack (the three businesses on the map, where most mobile calls come from), page one of Google for your service and area, who's paying to appear above you in Google Ads, whether a referred customer searching your name actually finds you, your Instagram, Facebook and sector directory presence, and — if you have a website — the legal basics French businesses are required to have: mentions légales, a privacy policy, and consent for tracking.
Who it's for
Built for marine and local businesses on the Côte d'Azur — yacht suppliers, provisioners, chandleries, maintenance and refit trades, villa and hospitality services — from Antibes and Cannes to Monaco. It works for any local business anywhere, but the checks are tuned for how customers search here: in French and English, from ports, marinas and towns along the Riviera.
Common questions
Is it really free? Yes — the survey runs live, shows everything it finds, and asks for nothing. If you want the gaps fixed, that's a conversation, not a paywall.
Do I need a website to run it? No. Many successful marine businesses have no website at all — which is often exactly why customers can't find them. The survey checks the business, not the site.
Are the results real? Every result comes from a live search run the moment you press the button. Nothing is simulated or invented — if a search fails, the survey says so instead of showing made-up numbers.
Why does it check legal pages? Because being found is half the job. A site that collects data through forms or tracking without mentions légales, a privacy policy, or cookie consent exposes a French business to LCEN and GDPR/CNIL problems — and customers notice sloppiness too.
Who built this? Lautryv, a web design and SEO studio in Saint-Laurent-du-Var specialising in the yachting, marine and luxury hospitality sectors of the French Riviera.