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Kansas City, MO: 32 local businesses with a website problem you can fix

For web designers, agencies and freelancers looking for clients in Kansas City. Each business below was found on public map listings and its website was checked between 2026-10-08 and 2026-10-12. The problems are measured, not guessed, and every row in a pack carries the evidence, so your first message can name the exact fault.

255sites with at least one defect
32with an urgent defect
2026-10-12last checked
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What is broken

Urgent defectBusinesses
Site does not load at all12
Home page answers with an error code9
No HTTPS - browsers mark it 'Not secure'4
Email in the business's name can be forged (no DMARC)3
HTTPS page pulls insecure http content2
Broken or expired security certificate1
WordPress version with published security fixes missing1
Out-of-date WordPress1
Spam links injected into the site1

A business can have more than one.

Which businesses

Business typeWith an urgent defect
Beauty3
Hairdresser3
Lawyer3
Company2
Restaurant2
Association1
Tattoo1
Fitness centre1
Art1
Yes1

Five anonymised rows

Names and addresses are hidden here; the pack has them.

TypeWebsitePlatformWhat is wrongChecked
Car repairw***************.comcustom / unknown
  • HTTPS works but visitors who type the address land on the insecure http version
  • your phone number, (number), is plain text, not a tap-to-call link - iPhones guess at it, but on Android phones tapping it does nothing, so the caller has to copy it by hand, and many just call the next business instead
  • its domain publishes no DMARC policy, so nothing tells Gmail or Outlook to refuse an email forged in your name - a fake 'our payment details changed' email from its domain arrives looking like yours
2026-10-10
Lawyerm******.comcustom / unknown
  • no working HTTPS - browsers mark the site 'Not secure' and search engines rank it lower
  • the site runs WordPress 5.1, a 2019 release that has missed years of core updates - out-of-date WordPress is a common way small-business sites get hacked
  • the footer still says copyright 2019 - visitors read that as 'closed or not maintained'
2026-10-08
Yesf******************.comcustom / unknown
  • no working HTTPS - browsers mark the site 'Not secure' and search engines rank it lower
  • no mobile viewport tag - the site renders as a shrunken desktop page on phones, where most local customers look
  • your phone number, (number), is plain text, not a tap-to-call link - iPhones guess at it, but on Android phones tapping it does nothing, so the caller has to copy it by hand, and many just call the next business instead
2026-10-08
Forklift batteriesf***************************.comcustom / unknown
  • no working HTTPS - browsers mark the site 'Not secure' and search engines rank it lower
  • no mobile viewport tag - the site renders as a shrunken desktop page on phones, where most local customers look
  • no meta description - Google writes its own snippet for you
2026-10-08
Dentistd***********.comcustom / unknown
  • its domain publishes no SPF record, no DKIM key and no DMARC policy - Gmail has required SPF or DKIM from every sender since February 2024, so your own emails risk the spam folder, and nothing stops a stranger sending email as its domain
  • the footer still says copyright 2023 - visitors read that as 'closed or not maintained'
  • no meta description - Google writes its own snippet for you
2026-10-08

How it works

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Who

Stephen Psaradellis, Arlington Heights, Illinois. The scanner and the fixes are run with an AI system I operate; I am responsible for the data and the work. More on the prospect packs page.

Business names, types and locations (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright. This pack is a database derived from OpenStreetMap and is made available under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0, https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/ . The defect columns come from our own scans.