Franck J.

I fix websites that
lose you clients.

Are you SURE your website isn't broken?

A button that points the wrong way. A link that goes nowhere. A form nobody finds on a phone. Buyers don't complain. They leave.

Show me what's broken ↓

Free. By email. No call.

Juliet Lyall"He's rescued my agency site at least 3 times this year, and he's always quick to respond." — Juliet Lyall

1 of 3 Found in a real check

Mail Delivery Subsystem

Address not found

Your message wasn't delivered to hello@thebrand.com

The page said .com. The real address ends in .net.

It costs: the client who wrote to the address on the page. Nobody ever knew they tried.

The fix: four characters on the page.

2 of 3 Found in a real check

linkedin.com/company/the-brand

This page doesn't exist

Please check your URL or return to LinkedIn home.

The LinkedIn icon on the site pointed to a page name with one dash too many.

It costs: anyone who taps the LinkedIn icon to see who is behind the site.

The fix: point the icon at the page that exists.

3 of 3 Found in a real check

⚠ thebrand.net

This site can't provide a secure connection

The page did not open.

The link on the profile left out www. Only the address with www works.

It costs: everyone who taps the website link on the profile to see the work.

The fix: make both spellings of the address open.

1 / 3

  1. 1

    Send me your link.

    One page is enough: your home page, a landing page, a profile. No login, nothing to install.

  2. 2

    Within 48h: the 3 biggest leaks on that page, each with a screenshot and the fix. Free.

    I go through it on a phone and a laptop, the way a buyer would. You get one email: what is broken, where, and how to fix it.

  3. 3

    Want the whole site checked? Every page, plus the profiles that link to it, in one report.

    Reply to that email. Same check, on everything people find you through.

  4. 4

    Rather not touch it? I fix them and keep your website working, so the people who find you can hire you.

    I fix what the check found, then re-check every month.

    Every leak I fix stays fixed. If the check finds it again, I fix it free.

In their words

"He responded quickly, helped resolve the issue, and even went further…" — Joshua
"If you need an expert to keep your site in shape, then you won't find a better person than Franck to do the job. Get him on retainer!" — Juliet Lyall
"The process was quick, easy, and collaborative from start to finish… I'll be working with him again—and you should too." — Brendan McAdams, Kiinetics
"I will use him anytime going forward" — Matt Merrick
"quick work and elegant solution" — sean
"Franck has made several really amazing marketing pages for me that have resulted in very high signup rates." — Peter

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Recent work

Before you send it

Is it really free?
Yes. You get the 3 fixes whether or not we ever work together.
What does the rest cost?
The whole-site check, the fixes and the monthly re-check each have a fixed price. I send it by email with your 3 fixes, before you decide anything.
Do I have to get on a call?
No. You send a link, I send an email.
Will you change anything on my page?
No. I only look at what any visitor can see.
My page is built with…
Works with what you already have: WordPress, Carrd, Kit, etc.

Free 48-Hour Website Leak Check

Send me your link. Get your 3 fixes within 48 hours.

20 free checks a month.

I use your email only to send your 3 fixes. Details

"Say goodbye to watching endless hours of outdated YouTube videos hoping for the best." — Erica

Franck JA note from Franck J.

You built the page, shared the link, and went back to work. Everyone does.

Then a button stops working, and nobody tells you. Buyers don't write in to say they gave up.

So I check it the way a visitor would: on a phone and a laptop, link by link, all the way to the form. You get three things to fix, and a page that lets people hire you.

Franck J is a Paris-based web entrepreneur who has built web projects since 1999 and runs Templatery and Domain Analyzer.

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