Final Verdict
0/100
Using a Next.js and shadcn/ui stack to build a landing page for a local window frame shop in Vibo Valentia is like using a Falcon 9 to deliver a single pizza—technically impressive, but economically insane.
Impression
30
Your site literally says '0% Clienti Soddisfatti' and '0+ Caffè Bevuti' in the hero section. I know it’s a failed hydration counter, but for a 'Digital Creative Agency,' admitting zero satisfied customers is the most honest thing on the Italian web.
Honesty in the loading state
Performance
82
You’re using Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS to serve content for 'AG Infissi' and a local gelateria. The JavaScript bundle is probably heavier than the actual window frames your clients sell.
Over-engineered for window frames
SEO
58
The meta title 'begrafix - Digital Creative Agency in Calabria' is trying so hard to own the region that I’m surprised it doesn’t include a keyword for 'nduja. You're ranking for Vibo Valentia, which is like being the smartest person in a room of unplugged routers.
Calabrian keyword stuffing
Copywriting
25
Your blog title 'SEO vs GEO: Come farti trovare dall’Intelligenza Artificiale nel 2026' is peak trend-chasing cringe. Also, offering a '20% commission' for leads makes this feel less like a boutique agency and more like a digital Tupperware scheme.
Trend-chasing buzzword soup
Trust
45
Half your services—Gestionale, Portali Clienti, SaaS—are marked as 'Prossimamente' (Coming Soon). You're asking people to trust their 'Digital Authority' to an agency that hasn't even finished building its own service list.
Selling the future, not results