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Website Health Check
Enter your website address for an instant score out of 100 and a plain-English checklist. Free, no sign-up.
Three steps, about a minute.
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Enter your website address.
Any format works. You do not need to install anything, add a tag or verify ownership of the site.
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Wait a few seconds.
We fetch your page and run every check, then show you the results. If your certificate is broken we still give you a report.
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Read the fixes.
Every result says what is wrong, why it costs you, and what to do. You see the whole report without giving us an email address.
What the website health check looks at.
Eight checks that between them decide whether a visitor stays, and whether Google is willing to rank you at all. Every one comes back with a plain-English explanation, not a score you cannot act on.
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Page speed
How quickly your page responds and starts to load. Most people leave a page that takes more than three seconds, and Google uses speed in its rankings, so a slow site costs you visitors and ranking at the same time.
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Mobile readiness
Whether the page is actually built for a phone screen rather than squeezed onto one. Most local searches happen on mobile, so this is usually where lost enquiries are.
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HTTPS and security
Whether your site has a valid certificate. An expired or missing one puts a browser warning in front of every visitor, and it is more common than owners realise because certificates lapse quietly.
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Page title
The biggest on-page ranking signal, and the line people read in the search results. Missing, duplicated or vague titles are a common reason a decent site never ranks.
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Meta description
The description under your link in Google. It does not affect ranking directly, but it decides how many people click, which does.
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H1 heading
Whether the page states clearly what it is about. A page with no H1, or five of them, is harder for both search engines and AI engines to understand.
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Structured data
Schema markup that tells search and AI engines what you are and what you offer. Without it they are guessing.
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Image alt text
Whether your images are described. Missing alt text hurts accessibility and loses you image search traffic.
Questions about this tool, answered.
Is the website health check really free?
Yes, and you see the full results without paying or signing up. We ask for an email only if you want the findings turned into a prioritised fix plan written for your site, and that is optional.
How do I check my website's health myself?
You can check most of it by hand: run your URL through Google PageSpeed Insights for speed, open your site on a phone for mobile, view the page source for the title, meta description and H1, and look for the padlock in the address bar for HTTPS. This tool just does all of that at once and explains what each result means for enquiries.
What is a good website health score?
Anything above 80 is a healthy site. Between 50 and 80 usually means the fundamentals are fine but speed or SEO basics are holding you back. Below 50 the site is likely costing you enquiries every week, and it is often worth rebuilding rather than patching.
Will this tell me why my website is slow?
It tells you how slow it is and how that compares to what visitors tolerate. Pinpointing the exact cause needs a look at the code, which we will do on a free call if the score comes back poor.
Does a slow website really lose customers?
Consistently. Most people abandon a page that takes more than about three seconds on mobile, and they rarely come back. Speed also feeds Google rankings, so a slow site loses you visitors twice over: fewer people find it, and fewer of those who do stick around.
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