FREE AUTOMATED SITE AUDIT
Drop in any URL and we'll run a full performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO check, the same Lighthouse audit Google uses to rank you, then show you exactly what to fix.
FROM RED TO GREEN
A low score is a to-do list, not a verdict. We turn Lighthouse findings into a prioritised plan, then do the work and get you back into the green.
We'll send the full breakdown with a prioritised plan of what to fix first.
The audit runs Google Lighthouse, the same engine behind PageSpeed Insights. It gives you four scores out of 100, here is what each one is really telling you.
How quickly the page loads and becomes usable. Driven by image weight, script size, server response and render-blocking resources, and measured with Core Web Vitals.
Whether people using a screen reader or keyboard can actually use the page. Colour contrast, labelled controls, heading structure and alt text all count here.
General web hygiene: HTTPS, no console errors, correct image aspect ratios, no deprecated APIs and a sensible security posture.
Whether search engines can crawl and understand the page. Titles, meta descriptions, crawlability, mobile friendliness and a valid, indexable page.
Not every warning is worth acting on, and chasing a perfect 100 is usually a waste of money. In roughly this order is how we would tackle it.
On most sites this is the single biggest cause of a poor performance score, and the easiest thing to put right.
If nothing is cached, every visitor rebuilds the page from scratch. Caching is usually a config change, not a rebuild.
Every plugin, tracker and third-party widget costs load time. Ask whether each one earns its place.
Alt text, contrast and labels are cheap to fix and genuinely help real people.
Some warnings come from third-party code you cannot control. A red score in that box is not a reason to lose sleep.
Yes, and there is no sign-up to see your results. Run it, read the scores, done. We only ask for an email if you want the full report and a fix list.
Lighthouse treats 90 and above as good, 50 to 89 as needing work, and below 50 as poor. Most real-world business sites land somewhere in the 50s and 60s on mobile, so do not panic if you are not green everywhere. What matters is which specific things are dragging the number down.
Because the test simulates a mid-range phone on a slower connection. It is deliberately pessimistic: that is closer to the experience a lot of your visitors actually get.
No, that is normal. Lighthouse scores move a few points between runs depending on network conditions and what your server was doing at that moment. Treat it as a temperature reading rather than a precise measurement, and look at the trend rather than a single run.
We keep enough to generate and email your report if you ask for one. We do not publish results, sell them, or share the fact that you ran an audit on your own site.
Yes. The audit only looks at what any visitor could see, the same way a browser does. Plenty of people run it on a competitor before they pitch us.
Usually, yes. Most of what shows up here is fixable in a few hours: oversized images, render-blocking scripts, missing caching, unlabelled buttons. Get in touch with your results and we will tell you honestly what is worth doing and what is not.