Free tool

How healthy is your social media, really?

Answer 8 quick questions and get an honest score across the five things that actually move the needle, plus a free win you can use today.

Runs entirely in your browser. Full results with no email required. Nothing you answer is tracked, stored, or sent anywhere unless you choose to send it to us at the end.

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Ready when you are

8 questions, about two minutes, scored entirely in your browser. Honest answers get useful results.

0/100
Overall Health Score

Scale: 0–44 45–74 75–100
Your breakdown
Your free quick win

Want a human read on your score?

Leave your email and your score goes to a real person at Clavis; that is the only moment anything leaves this page. We will reply personally with our honest take on your biggest gap. No drip sequence, no newsletter you didn't ask for.

One email from a human, then silence unless you write back.

Sent. A real person will get back to you.

In the meantime, your quick win above is a genuinely good place to start.

Based on your own read of your presence. Clavis runs the same audit against your live data, the gaps are usually bigger than people think, and so is the upside.
How it works

What happens when you press start.

No magic, no black box. Here is the whole machine.

01

You answer 8 questions

Multiple choice, self-assessed, about two minutes. Each answer maps to a score of 0, 33, 67, or 100. Honest answers get useful results; generous ones just flatter you.

02

We score five categories

Related questions average into a category score, and the five categories combine into your overall number using the weights listed below. Every calculation happens in your browser.

03

You get a tier and a quick win

Your score lands in one of four tiers with a plain-English read, a category breakdown showing your weakest link, and one free fix you can make this week.

What we check

The checklist, and why each item is on it.

Five categories, weighted by how much they move results in our audit work. The percentages below are the exact weights in the score.

25%

Content quality

Useful or entertaining beats promotional, every time. This carries the most weight because nothing else works when the content itself is skippable.

20%

Consistency

Audiences and algorithms both reward rhythm. Posting well twice a year loses to posting decently every week.

20%

Engagement

Likes, comments, and DMs are the signal that the right people are seeing it and care. Crickets usually mean a targeting or content problem, not a platform problem.

20%

Strategy

Knowing exactly who you post for, and why, is the difference between a presence and a hobby.

15%

Discoverability

Your profile is a landing page. Weighted lowest because it is also the fastest to fix.

Your overall score = each category score × its weight, added up. That is the whole formula.

Where the numbers come from (and their limits)

The categories, weights, and tiers come from patterns in Clavis audit work: the things that most often separate accounts that grow from accounts that stall. A human set every number and wrote every quick win. AI helped build the page; it does not touch your score.

The honest limitation: this is a self-assessment. It scores your own read of your presence, and most people are a little generous with themselves. The paid Brand Audit runs the same categories against your live accounts and data, where the gaps are usually bigger than people think, and so is the upside.

Privacy: everything runs in your browser. No answers are logged, stored, or sent anywhere, with one exception: if you use the optional form at the end, your email and score go to a person at Clavis so they can reply. That is the only network request this tool ever makes.

Fair questions

Asked, answered, honestly.

Is it actually free?
Yes. No account, no email wall, no trial. You see your full score, breakdown, and quick win without giving us anything.
What happens to my answers?
Nothing. They live in your browser tab and vanish when you close it. The only exception is the optional form at the end, which sends your email and score to a human at Clavis, and only if you use it.
How accurate is this?
As accurate as your self-assessment. It is a two-minute pulse, not an audit: it can tell you where to look first, but it can't see your actual accounts. When your data disagrees with our score, trust your data.
I scored badly. Now what?
Good news: a low score from 8 questions means the problems are basic, and basic problems are cheap to fix. Start with your quick win, then the lowest category in your breakdown. If you want help, that’s literally our job, but the fixes work whether or not you hire anyone.
Keep going

Your score is a starting line, not a verdict.

Two honest next steps, depending on how deep you want to go. Both are optional; the results above are yours either way.

Rather just talk it through? Book a free call and bring your score.