How healthy is your website?
Type your web address and we'll check it the way a customer — and a search engine — sees it. You get a score and a plain-English list of what needs fixing.
What we look at
The things that actually cost a small business customers — not a list of technical scores nobody can act on.
Is it online
We load your site the way a customer would, and time how long it takes.
Is it secure
Valid certificate, the padlock in the address bar, and a scan for the code that shows up on hacked sites.
Does it work on a phone
Most people will find you on a phone. We check your site is built for one.
Can people reach you
A contact form, a phone number, an email address — the paths a customer uses to become a customer.
Are links broken
We spot-check the links on your homepage for ones that lead nowhere.
Can search engines understand it
Whether your page tells Google — and the AI assistants people increasingly ask — who you are and what you do.
Common questions
- Is this really free?
- Yes. No sign-up, no card, no email required. Type your address and you get the result on the page.
- Do I have to buy anything afterwards?
- No. The report is yours either way, and it tells you what is wrong in plain enough language that you could hand it to whoever built your site. We would obviously like to be the ones who fix it, but there is no obligation.
- Are you changing anything on my website?
- No. We only look at what any visitor to your site can already see. Nothing is altered, and we do not need any passwords or access.
- My score seems low. Is my website bad?
- Not necessarily. Most small business sites score in the middle, usually because of a few specific things nobody ever got around to. The list of what needs attention matters far more than the number.
- Something says it could not be checked. Why?
- Some sites block automated visitors, or a check simply timed out. Anything we could not check is left out of your score entirely rather than counted against you.
Want to understand what the results mean? Read the guides →