How healthy is your website?
Enter your address and we'll check 10 things that decide whether visitors stay, whether it works on a phone, and whether search engines can read it. Your score appears straight away. No signup, no card!
What we check
- Speed
- Server response time · Page weight · Compression
- Mobile
- Mobile viewport · Responsive images
- SEO
- Page title · Meta description · Heading structure
- Sharing
- Social share card · Structured data
What this is, and what it isn't
This is a fast surface check of a single page, not a full audit. We load your page once from our server and report what we can see in the HTML it sends back. Speed here is measured from our machine, not from a phone on a mobile network, so treat it as a signal rather than a verdict. Everything we report is something we actually observed.
What it costs
from$500 to $4,000
plus $99/month for the tiers that include ongoing hosting and changes.
One-time build cost, depending on which tier fits what you need. You see the exact price before you pay anything.
About the audit
- Is the audit really free, and do I have to sign up?
Yes, and no! You type a website address, the checks run, and the score appears on screen. There's no account, no card and no trial that quietly starts. We ask for an email only if you want the full report written up and sent to you, and that's a choice you make after you've already seen the number.
- What does the audit actually check?
Three things that decide whether a visitor stays: how fast the page loads, whether it's readable and usable on a phone, and whether search engines can understand what the page is about. These are the checks that move real traffic, rather than a long list of technical warnings that look alarming and change nothing.
- Can I audit a website I did not build?
Yes! The checks run against the public page exactly as any visitor or search engine sees it, so you don't need logins, hosting access or anything from whoever built it. People most often run it on a site someone else made years ago, and that's usually the site that really needs looking at.
- My score was low. Does that mean I need a whole new website?
Often not, so don't panic! A slow page is frequently a handful of oversized images, and a missing description is one line of markup. The report says which failures are small fixes and which are structural, so you can tell the difference between an afternoon of work and a site that's genuinely reached the end of its life.