How healthy is your website?
Type a domain. We open up to five of its pages, score the site from 0 to 100, and tell you the five things worth fixing first.
Free, no sign-up. Takes about ten seconds. Up to five checks an hour.
Your score lands here.
A site loses points for pages without titles or descriptions, images without alt text, a missing sitemap, broken pages, and search engines it shuts out by accident.
Poor under 50Needs work 50 to 89Good 90 and up
Then the five fixes that matter most, each with what to change and why it helps.
- Opening the homepage
- Reading robots.txt and the sitemap
- Scoring up to five pages
- Picking the five fixes that matter most
This usually takes 5 to 15 seconds.
What the score looks at
- Each page
- Titles, meta descriptions, headings, image alt text, canonical links, structured data and social sharing tags. Thin pages and pages search engines are told to skip.
- The site as a whole
- HTTPS, pages that answer with an error, a readable robots.txt and an XML sitemap. The things a search engine checks before it reads anything else.
- AI search
- Whether ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Claude and similar assistants are allowed to read the site, so it can be cited in their answers, and whether it has an llms.txt.
Check 1,000 sites at once.
The same audit runs on Apify for a whole list of sites: more pages per site, a score for every page, the full fix list, and loading speed for real visitors if you want it. You pay per page checked.
Where the data comes from
We read the site's public pages the way a search engine does, and we respect its robots.txt. Nothing is stored about you. The domain you check and its result are kept for 24 hours, so checking again shows the same answer until then. To keep this free for everyone, each visitor gets five fresh checks an hour.
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