How does your website score? Find out in about a minute.
Enter your website address and your email. We run Google’s PageSpeed Insights mobile test for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO, plus eight plain checks, including whether AI assistants have an llms.txt file to read. You see the scores on screen, and the full report lands in your inbox.
Results
Basic checks
Speed measurements (mobile, lab)
Top issues Google flagged
Google’s four scores.
Straight from Google’s PageSpeed Insights, the same test anyone can run at pagespeed.web.dev, on its simulated mobile phone. Each score is out of 100.
Performance
How fast the page loads and becomes usable on a mid-range phone, measured in Google’s lab test.
Accessibility
Whether people using screen readers, keyboards or zoom can use the page: labels, contrast, headings.
Best practices
Security and modern-web hygiene: HTTPS, no browser errors, safe third-party code.
SEO
The technical basics Google needs to crawl and understand the page. Not your ranking.
The basics, pass or fix.
We read your page, your robots.txt and your llms.txt and check each of these. No weighting and no made-up overall grade: each one either passes or needs fixing.
HTTPS
The page loads over a secure address. Browsers warn visitors away from sites that do not.
Page title
The title shown in the browser tab and, usually, as the blue link in Google.
Meta description
The short summary Google often shows under the link. Missing means Google writes its own.
One H1 heading
One clear main heading tells people and search engines what the page is about.
Structured data
JSON-LD that states the facts about your business in a form machines can read.
llms.txt
A plain-text summary of your business written for AI assistants to read.
robots.txt
The file that tells crawlers what they may read. We check it exists and does not block everything.
Mobile viewport
The tag that makes the page fit a phone screen instead of showing a shrunk desktop page.
What an automated audit can’t judge.
A perfect score does not mean a website that brings in work. These are the things a person has to look at.
- Whether your copy persuades the people you want to buy from you.
- Whether the design builds trust, or looks like everyone else in your trade.
- Whether your offer, prices and next step are clear.
- Whether the enquiries you already get are any good.
- Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI answers name you when someone asks for your trade.
- Anything your site only builds with JavaScript after it loads: we read the HTML your server sends, and Google may see more.
Want a person to look at those? Book a free 30-minute call, or see how we design websites and handle SEO and AI search.
About the audit.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Is the website audit really free?
Yes. There is no card and no obligation. You get the scores on screen and the full report by email.
What happens to my email address?
We email you the report, and we keep your email and website address so we can follow up about it. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal information.
Why do my Google scores change each time I run it?
Google’s PageSpeed Insights test loads your page on a simulated mid-range phone, so network and server timing make the scores move a little from run to run. Look at the direction and the issues it flags, not a one-point change.
Why did the Google part of my audit not run?
Sometimes Google’s test is busy, cannot load the page, or its free quota is used up. The eight basic checks still run, and the report links to PageSpeed Insights so you can run Google’s test yourself.
Can a free audit tell me why my website is not getting enquiries?
Only part of the answer. It checks speed and technical basics. It cannot judge your copy, your offer or whether the right people see the site. For that, book a call and we will go through it with you.
Scores are the start, not the answer.
We will go through your audit with you on a free 30-minute call and tell you straight what is worth fixing first, and what is not.