Website health check

Check what your website is doing behind the scenes.

Enter a public website address and I’ll inspect a small, carefully bounded set of technical signals around search, page structure, accessibility basics, performance indicators and third-party references.

Public websites only. I’ll start from the public homepage, so private paths and tracking parameters are not needed.

No email address. No AI-generated score.

The check reads only a small number of public responses: the homepage, robots.txt and sitemap context where available.

Usage limits: up to 10 requests from the same internet connection in any 60 minutes, including up to 5 fresh inspections in 60 minutes. The checker can run up to 50 fresh inspections across the service each day. Recent results may be reused from the 30-minute cache.

What the check looks at

Search & indexing

Titles, descriptions, canonicals, indexing instructions, robots and sitemap signals.

Page structure

Document language, headings, viewport setup and other static HTML foundations.

Accessibility basics

Selected issues that can be identified reliably from the static HTML.

Performance indicators

Redirects, response behaviour, HTML size and observable delivery signals.

Third-party footprint

External resource origins referenced by the initial HTML.

What an automated check can’t tell you

An automated inspection can identify some technical symptoms. It cannot reliably decide whether the business is positioned clearly, whether the writing and design are right for the audience, whether the site creates enough trust, whether the customer journey works commercially, or which changes are the best priorities.