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Score your site across speed, SEO, accessibility, and best practices — plus the top things slowing it down. Results in about a minute.

Four lenses on one URL.

Every scan runs all four in parallel and returns one report — the page read the way a search engine, a screen reader, and a distracted shopper each see it.

Performance

How fast the first paint actually lands.

Core Web Vitals — LCP, INP, CLS — measured against the Google thresholds your ranking depends on.

SEO

Whether Google can find and read the page.

Crawlability, metadata, structured data, canonical signals. The things a ranking engine reads first.

Accessibility

Can everyone actually use the site?

Keyboard nav, focus states, colour contrast, ARIA. The WCAG 2.2 checks that keep the site usable and the legal exposure low.

Best practices

The basics that quietly erode over time.

HTTPS, deprecated APIs, console errors, image licensing. The small things that compound into big incidents.

Why any of this matters.

The scan surfaces a score. The score is only useful if you know what each lens measures — and what it costs when they slip.

Speed is the first thing Google — and your visitors — reward.

Every extra second on first paint drops conversion, drags your rank, and makes every ad dollar work harder for worse outcomes. Core Web Vitals isn't a vanity metric. It's the contract between your site and the ranking engine that decides whether it shows up at all.

Site structure is the story Google's crawler reads first.

A search engine doesn’t read your homepage the way a visitor does — it reads the path between pages. Clean hierarchies, honest canonicals, internal links that match what you actually sell, and a sitemap that stays in sync with what you publish. Get that right and everything downstream gets easier.

On-page SEO is the quiet work that compounds for years.

Semantic headings, structured data, alt text, canonical URLs, OpenGraph, a real <title>. None of it is glamorous. All of it moves the needle — and most teams never check that the last deploy didn’t silently break half of it.

Accessibility is who you’re turning away — and what it costs.

Roughly 1 in 4 U.S. adults lives with a disability. A site that fails keyboard nav, contrast, or ARIA basics excludes millions of visitors — and, increasingly, draws ADA complaints. The same fixes make the site faster and easier to use for everyone.

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