Keep your address.
Record the website address, redirects and important public links before changing provider.
For Singapore small businesses
Changing your website provider should start with a clear picture. Check the public essentials and see what you need for a proper handover.
Enter your public website address. We will return what we can observe and clearly mark what still needs checking.
No passwords, email address, website login or AI needed. The check requests your public page, robots file, sitemap and up to two links. DNS lookups use Cloudflare.
Your public evidence report
This tool does not save reports or submitted website URLs. Your report remains in this page unless you copy, save or print it. Temporary rate limits use a keyed digest of your network address and request counts. Ordinary hosting access logs may still exist.
Know where you stand
Small details can become big problems during a website move. Start with the ones you can verify.
Record the website address, redirects and important public links before changing provider.
Identify public canonical, robots, sitemap and structured-data signals to preserve during a move.
Know which access, exports and licences you need. Agree on ownership and exit terms before signing.
02 / Prepare the handover
Use this checklist with your current provider. Keep account details in a secure password manager, never in this tool.
Tick items as a personal reminder. Ticks remain only while this page is open; they are not independently verified.
A useful first step
This free tool checks a limited public sample. It does not prove ownership, security, plugin compatibility, a recoverable backup or future search rankings.
AllMeans is evaluating a standard care product for eligible WordPress business websites. A care plan, migration or “free upgrade” is not being sold or booked through this checker.
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