Speed and loading time
See how quickly the page loads on mobile and desktop, which Core Web Vitals need attention and what may be causing the biggest delays.
Free website speed test and health check
Is your website loading slowly or performing poorly on mobile? Enter its address to check speed, Core Web Vitals, SEO, security, accessibility and technical issues in one clear report written for real people.
Free website testNo account requiredPublic pages only
This website speed test found a few issues affecting loading time, especially on mobile. Start with the highest-priority fixes to improve speed, usability and search visibility
Understand what is slowing your website
A single score is not enough. Website Scorer shows why a website is slow, whether it works properly on mobile and which changes are most likely to help visitors.
See how quickly the page loads on mobile and desktop, which Core Web Vitals need attention and what may be causing the biggest delays.
Check whether titles, descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, robots, sitemap and structured data are helping search engines understand the page.
Find out whether the page is easy to use on a phone and whether images, layout or technical settings may be slowing mobile visitors down.
Check language settings, image descriptions, form labels, page landmarks and automated signals that can affect how easily people use the site.
See whether HTTPS, redirects and important response headers provide the basic signals visitors and browsers expect from a trustworthy website.
Check whether visitors can easily find calls to action, contact details, forms and privacy information when they are ready to call, book or enquire.
More than a website speed checker
A page can open and still frustrate visitors. The overall score balances speed, mobile use, search visibility, accessibility, security, content and the path to contacting your business.
A simple website check
Use a domain or a full HTTP or HTTPS address for the public page you want to check. Private and local network addresses are rejected.
The website checker reviews the page, its code and response headers, then collects mobile and desktop performance data when available.
The report explains the most important problems in plain English and groups technical details by category for the person who will make the changes.
Helpful answers
A website can be slow because of large images, a slow server, too many scripts, third-party services, unoptimised fonts or weak cache settings. Website Scorer checks the page and highlights the issues most likely to affect loading speed.
Your browser may already have saved some files, while a new visitor has to download everything for the first time. Connection speed, device performance, hosting load and external services can also make the same page feel different for different people.
Phones often use slower connections and have less processing power than desktop computers. Heavy images, complex scripts and layouts that are not mobile-friendly therefore cause more noticeable delays on mobile devices.
Enter a public website address and start the free website speed test. The report checks mobile and desktop performance, Core Web Vitals and other technical signals, then shows which improvements should be handled first.
Not necessarily. A page can open but still load slowly, work poorly on mobile, hide important content from search engines, miss security headers or make it difficult for visitors to call, book or send an enquiry.
Yes. Website Scorer provides a focused automated check of a public webpage without requiring 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 laboratory measurements change. Reports are cached briefly to reduce repeated load, so a later uncached test can produce a different result.
No. The current version focuses on the submitted public page and a small number of essential resources such as robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
Run a free website test to check speed, mobile performance, SEO, security and technical health, then see which improvements should be handled first.
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