Free website health check.
Enter your website address and get an instant score out of 100, with a plain-English list of what's quietly costing you customers — mobile-friendliness, speed, security and more. No sign-up.
It takes a few seconds. We only read your public homepage — nothing is changed.
Want the full written breakdown?
Leave your name and email and I'll send a fuller report on what to fix and why — no obligation, no sales spam.
Common questions
What does the health check actually test?
It reads your homepage the way Google does and checks the things that quietly lose customers: whether it's mobile-friendly, whether it's secure (HTTPS), how quickly it loads, whether it uses out-of-date code, whether Google can read your business details, and whether it looks maintained. You get a plain-English score in a few seconds.
Is it really free?
Completely free, and you don't need to sign up to see your score. You only leave an email if you'd like the fuller written breakdown sent over.
Does a low score mean my site is bad?
Not necessarily. It flags things costing you visibility or trust, but every one is fixable. A low score usually means a site is a few years old and hasn't kept up with mobile, speed and security standards — not that it was badly built.
What if my website scores badly?
Fix the specific issues it lists, or have it done for you. I rebuild and maintain small-business websites for £50 a month with everything included, so a poor score becomes a fast, modern site with no upfront bill. See how that works.
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