Check your website
free, in two minutes
See how your site does on a phone, how safe it is, and whether it has the basics customers and Google look for. You get a report with what to fix first, and how.
Your report is on its way. It takes about two minutes, and the page refreshes itself until it’s ready.
Keep the link. We don’t save it on this page, so it’s gone if you reload. Anyone you send it to can open the report, and it’s deleted after a week.
What we check and how
The same checks we run before we take on a site. Only what any visitor can see: nothing is logged into, tested or attacked.
Free, about two minutes- Phone and computer
Speed
Google's Lighthouse test: how fast your main content appears, and the scores Google uses.
- HTTPS and headers
Security
HTTPS, the redirect to it, and the browser protections your server sends.
- Versions
Software
Out-of-date software, and code with publicly known security holes.
- SPF and DMARC
Email
Whether your domain tells inboxes to reject fake email sent in your name.
- The basics
Customers
A contact form, tap-to-call and a booking link, where people expect them.
- Search
Google
Titles and descriptions, share previews, a sitemap, and Google's accessibility and search scores.
The small print
How the check works, and what happens to your report.
What do you look at?
Only what any visitor sees. We load your home page, a few public files and your public DNS, and ask Google's PageSpeed test. Nothing is tested, logged into or attacked.
How often can I run a check?
Once a minute. Checking the same site twice within ten minutes gives you the same report.
Who can see my report?
Only people you send the link to. Reports aren't listed on Google, and each one is deleted after a week.
Can the report be wrong?
Yes, it's automated. Checks can be wrong, and a detected version may already be patched. Treat the report as a starting point.