Page Insight: free website check for speed, SEO, accessibility and security

What gets checked

Page Insight combines Google’s own tests with our scanner for your page’s HTML, then explains the results in plain language.

  • Speed

    Google Lighthouse measures how fast your page loads on phones and desktops. Where available, real-visitor data from the Chrome UX Report (Core Web Vitals) is added.

  • Visibility on Google

    Page title, meta description, headings, robots.txt, sitemap, language versions and structured data: the technical basics that help Google understand your page.

  • Accessibility

    Contrast, image descriptions and form labels, so every visitor can use your website comfortably.

  • Security

    HTTPS, the certificate, security headers and cookies, with the public Mozilla Observatory test as an option.

  1. Enter your address

    No account and no email address.

  2. Results in about a minute

    Mobile and desktop at the same time, most important first.

  3. Fix it yourself or with us

    Every finding says what to do next. Or send us the report and we take care of it.

Website check FAQ

What the check tests, how long it takes and what happens to the address you enter.

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  • Google PageSpeed Insights tests speed, SEO basics, accessibility and technical best practices on mobile and desktop. The Chrome UX Report adds real-visitor measurements when available. Our scanner reads the page’s HTML and response headers: titles, headings, mobile setup, images, indexing rules, robots.txt, sitemap, security headers, the HTTPS certificate and a sample of up to 10 internal links.

  • Usually 20–60 seconds. Google’s tests, the real-visitor lookup and our page scan run at the same time. Recently tested pages may be shown from a saved result that you can refresh.

  • It highlights technical issues that can hold a page back, such as noindex settings, robots.txt rules or missing titles. Rankings also depend on content, competition, local listings and links.

  • The Chrome UX Report needs enough eligible Chrome visits. The tool checks the page first, then the whole website. Missing data is common for smaller websites and is not a failed test.

  • Hosting conditions, third-party scripts and timing affect Lighthouse results, and mobile and desktop use different conditions. A few points of difference is normal.

  • Yes. “Copy report link” creates a link to this page that starts the same check for the recipient (it uses one of their free daily checks). You can also save the report as a PDF or download a text version.

  • The public address is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights and the Chrome UX Report. Our scanner fetches the page, robots.txt, the sitemap and up to 10 internal links. Results are kept briefly on our server so repeat views are fast. No email is required. Mozilla Observatory, backlinks and the AI plan run only when you start them; the AI plan (“Fix these first” and the improvement plan) sends the check’s findings, not your page, to Google Gemini.

  • Yes. Click “Start a project” under your report: the report is attached to the enquiry, so we already know the scores and the main issues when we reply. Fixes can be small updates to your current website or a new site.