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Site health check: how fast, findable and accessible is your website?

Enter your web address. We run Google’s Lighthouse test on a simulated mid-range phone, check your security headers and pull real-visitor Core Web Vitals where Google has them. You get five scores and the fixes that matter most.

What we check

Performance: how quickly the page loads and becomes usable on a phone over a mobile connection, measured by Lighthouse. Search: the technical signals search engines read, such as titles, crawlability and structured data. Accessibility: automated checks for contrast, labels, alt text and keyboard use. Best practice: browser errors, outdated APIs and other quality signals.

Security: whether the page is served over HTTPS with the headers that protect visitors, such as HSTS and a Content Security Policy, and whether your server advertises its software versions.

Lab scores and real visitors

Lighthouse scores come from a single simulated visit, so they move a few points between runs. Where Google has enough data from real Chrome users of your page, we also show the Core Web Vitals those visitors experienced over the last 28 days. Those are the numbers Google uses as a ranking signal.

What an automated check cannot tell you

Automated accessibility tests catch roughly a third of real problems; the rest need a person with a keyboard and a screen reader. Security headers are only the surface; they say nothing about the code or server behind them. Use this as a quick health check, not a full audit.

Methodology

  • Speed, search, accessibility and best-practice scores come from the Google PageSpeed Insights API (Lighthouse, mobile).
  • Real-visitor data is the Chrome UX Report for this URL, shown only when Google has enough of it.
  • The security score is our own check of the HTTPS connection and response headers.
  • Results are cached for 24 hours, so a re-scan within a day shows the same result.
  • We fetch only the public page you enter and keep no copy of it.

Sources: PageSpeed Insights API, Core Web Vitals thresholds.

Last updated October 2026.

Site health check: questions, answered

Why is my score different from last time?
Lighthouse simulates one visit, and network and server timing vary. Expect a few points of movement. Real-visitor Core Web Vitals, where shown, are steadier.
What score should I aim for?
Above 90 for search, accessibility and best practice is achievable on most sites. For performance, focus on passing the Core Web Vitals: LCP under 2.5 s, INP under 200 ms and CLS under 0.1.
Can you fix what it finds?
Yes. Send us the result and we reply with what we would fix first and a price range. Most fixes are part of a care plan.

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