We graded our own website. It got a C-.
Class Company US · The climb, updated live · Started August 28, 2026
We sell a website grader and a 72-hour fix service. So we pointed the grader at ourselves and published the number: C-, 72 out of 100. This page is the live record of every fix until our own instrument reads 90 or better. Current: C+ 77 and climbing. Anyone can re-run the scan on us, any day, free.
C-
72 out of 100 · August 28, 2026
Our own scanner's verdict on classcompanyus.com, day one.
What our own scanner flagged on us
The same report we hand every business that runs the scan, unedited:
- Critical: our free scan captured no contact. Every visitor who ran an audit could leave without a trace. The exact leak we charge 490 to fix for others.
- Major: no customer reviews or testimonials anywhere. True: we are new, and we would rather show you this page than invent praise.
- Major: no case studies or portfolio. This page is case study number one, and we are the client.
- Major: two products competing for attention with no hierarchy.
- Major: a meta description that described instead of sold.
The fixes, as they ship
Entry 1 · August 28, 2026Published this page. The ugly number is the proof that the instrument tells the truth, including about us.
Entry 2 · August 28, 2026Fixed the critical flag: the scan now shows half your score free, unlocks the full report with your email, and texts your 72-hour fix plan when you add your phone. One field per screen. The same progressive gate the data says converts 25 to 40 percent better than long forms.
Entry 3 · August 28, 2026One front door. The homepage now asks one thing: point me at your website. Everything else stepped back. And the meta description now answers the question owners actually type: why is my website not making sales?
Entry 4 · August 28, 2026The scanner humbled us mid-climb. After our first fixes it re-graded us DOWN to D 69, because the hero still held three doors (the scan, an app link, a slider). Our own instrument caught our own half-measure in public. We cut the hero to one door, literally one field and one button.
Entry 5 · August 28, 2026Re-scan after the cut: C+, 77 of 100. From 72 to 69 to 77 in one evening, every number published as it happened. Next up, per the scanner: show a sample grade inline in the hero, surface pricing sooner, and the one thing that cannot be built: our first customer's words.
Entry 6 · August 28, 2026A truth about our own instrument, learned by pointing it at ourselves four times in one night: it wobbles. Same site, four runs, 72 then 69 then 77 then 73, with a different top leak each time. An AI audit is a sharp estimate, not a caliper, and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. So from here we optimize the flags that appear in EVERY run, and we ignore the noise. The flags that never go away: no customer proof yet (only a paying customer fixes that), and one page trying to sell two products. That is the real work, and the score will follow it.
The night shiftFrom tonight, Tarvis re-grades this site automatically at 3am Central, every night, no human involved. The freshest overnight score prints right here the moment it lands. This is the part of the machine that works while we sleep.
Questions people also ask
Why publish a bad grade of your own site?
Because a grader you cannot run on its own maker is marketing, not measurement. The number was 72 on day one and this page moves only when the score does.
Can I check whether this is real?
Yes. Run the scan on classcompanyus.com yourself, free, any day. Expect a few points of wobble between runs, ours moved between 69 and 77 in a single night, because an AI audit is an estimate. The flags matter more than the digits.
What happens when you reach 90?
The before and after lands on our homepage, dated. Then we keep the nightly re-scan running so the score cannot quietly rot, which is the same service the 149 a month Care Plan runs for customers.
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