We run an automated scanner across small-business websites and report what it finds — outdated platforms, broken certificates, pages that do not work on a phone. No guesswork, no sales discovery call first.
Most website critique is taste dressed up as expertise. We are not interested in taste. A certificate that expired in March is a fact. A content platform with eleven years of published vulnerabilities is a fact.
SPINT Tech is the engineering practice of SP Intelligent Systems Oy, a software company registered in Helsinki. Our other product is an on-premise messenger for regulated organisations — the same standard of work, a different problem.
From a domain name to a written finding, without anyone filling in a form.
HTTP/2 with an HTTP/1.1 fallback, real browser headers, compression handled properly. A scanner that cannot read the page invents faults that are not there.
The document is parsed, not pattern-matched. Stylesheets are fetched and read before anything is said about mobile layout.
Findings are ranked by severity. Cosmetic differences are discarded.
What is left is written in plain language, with the evidence that produced it.
Not a hundred-point vanity report. The faults that cost a business enquiries.
Which content platform the site runs and which release. An unsupported major version is the single most common serious finding.
Whether HTTPS is present, valid, current, and whether secure pages quietly load insecure resources.
Whether the layout responds to a phone at all — still a live problem on a surprising share of small-business sites.
Payload size, compression and what a visitor on a mediocre connection actually waits for.
Title, description and headings — the parts that decide how a listing looks before anyone clicks it.
Every finding is graded. We only raise the ones that would change a decision.
“A scanner that cannot read the page will confidently report faults that do not exist.”
If we wrote to you about your site, the findings are already on file.
info@spintsys.eu