Performance signals
Response time, page weight, compression and Google PageSpeed data when available.
Free focused website audit
Get one clear score and a practical, prioritised report across performance, SEO, mobile experience, accessibility, security, content and conversion readiness.
No account requiredPublic pages onlyReport cached for 6 hours
Your website gets the essentials right. The report highlights the changes most likely to improve reach and conversion.
A report you can act on
Website Scorer combines technical signals with the basic elements real visitors and search engines expect to find.
Response time, page weight, compression and Google PageSpeed data when available.
Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, headings, robots, sitemap and structured data.
Viewport setup, responsive foundations, mobile-friendly media and practical page structure.
Language, alternative text, form labels, landmarks and automated Lighthouse signals.
HTTPS, redirects and key response headers without attempting exploitation or authentication.
Calls to action, contact paths, forms and privacy signals that help visitors take the next step.
One score, seven dimensions
The overall score is weighted so no single vanity metric can hide a weak user or business experience.
How it works
Use a domain or a full HTTP or HTTPS address. Private and local network targets are rejected.
The service fetches the public page, checks its markup and headers, and requests PageSpeed data when available.
Your report groups findings by category and surfaces practical recommendations before lower-impact details.
Questions
Yes. Version 1 provides a focused automated audit of a public webpage without an account or payment.
No. It is an automated screening report designed to reveal likely priorities. It is not a penetration test, legal opinion, manual SEO review or full accessibility conformance audit.
Websites, hosting load and external measurements change. Reports are cached for six hours to reduce load; a later uncached audit can therefore produce a different result.
No. Version 1 focuses on the submitted public page and a small number of essential resources such as robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
Start with the page your customers see first. The report will show what is already strong and where the next improvement should begin.
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