Is the website health check really free?

Yes. You verify your email once with a 6-digit code and can run the check as often as you need for 30 days. There is no paid version and no credit card.

Will the check slow down or harm my website?

No. It loads your page once and sends a light request to at most 20 links on it, which is less than a single visitor clicking around.

Why is my server response time slow?

Usually cheap shared hosting, no page caching, or a heavy WordPress theme and plugins building every page on each visit. Page caching and a better hosting plan are the usual fixes.

My SSL certificate expires soon. What should I do?

Most hosts renew free certificates automatically about 30 days before expiry. If yours has less than 14 days left, ask your host to check auto-renew today, because an expired certificate shows a “Not secure” warning to every visitor.

Why does it say my page is blocked from Google?

Your page has a noindex robots tag or X-Robots-Tag header. It is often left on by accident after a redesign or by a “discourage search engines” setting in WordPress. Remove it and request indexing in Google Search Console.

Can you fix the problems for me?

Yes. Most single fixes start from $100. Or we can build you a new website and app for free, you see it finished, and you pay $150 one-time only if you are happy.

Free tool

Free Website Health Check

Enter your website and get a one-page health report in about 20 seconds: HTTPS and SSL expiry, server response time, page size and compression, mobile setup, the SEO basics Google reads first, and any broken links on the page. Every item says what it means and how to fix it.

Step 1: verify your email

We send a 6-digit code. Verify once and use every free tool for 30 days. We send no other emails.

What this health check tests

We load your page the way a browser and Google do, then run 20 checks grouped into four areas. Nothing is installed on your site and we never log in to it.

Security: the page loads over HTTPS, http:// redirects to https://, the SSL certificate is valid and how many days it has left, and no http:// files are mixed into the secure page.
Speed: server response time (time to first byte), HTML size, compression and how many scripts and stylesheets the page loads.
Mobile: a correct viewport tag, which tells phones to show the page at the right width instead of a shrunken desktop page.
SEO basics: title, meta description, one H1, no accidental noindex, canonical tag, page language, structured data, social sharing tags, image alt text and broken links on the page.

How to read your results

Green means the item is fine. Amber means it works but is costing you something, such as a slow server or a missing description. Red means a real problem a visitor or Google will notice, such as an expired certificate, a page blocked from Google or broken links.

Your score is the share of checks that passed, with amber counting as half. Fix red items first, then amber. A score of 80 or more on this test usually means the technical basics are in place and the next gains come from content, reviews and local SEO.

The problems we find most often

When we audit small business websites, the same few issues come up again and again. SSL certificates that expire because auto-renew failed show a full-page “Not secure” warning that sends most visitors away. Hacked WordPress sites often keep working for the owner while showing spam links or redirects to visitors from Google. Pages built with a theme and a dozen plugins often load 30 or more scripts, which makes phones slow even when the server is fast.

Our website speed guide and technical SEO checklist explain the fixes step by step. If you would rather not deal with it, our website fixing service starts from $100.

What this tool does not check

This is a quick test of one page, not a full audit. It does not run a lab browser to measure Core Web Vitals, crawl every page of your site, or check your Google Business Profile. For a full review by a person, use our free website audit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the website health check really free?: Yes. You verify your email once with a 6-digit code and can run the check as often as you need for 30 days. There is no paid version and no credit card.
Will the check slow down or harm my website?: No. It loads your page once and sends a light request to at most 20 links on it, which is less than a single visitor clicking around.
Why is my server response time slow?: Usually cheap shared hosting, no page caching, or a heavy WordPress theme and plugins building every page on each visit. Page caching and a better hosting plan are the usual fixes.
My SSL certificate expires soon. What should I do?: Most hosts renew free certificates automatically about 30 days before expiry. If yours has less than 14 days left, ask your host to check auto-renew today, because an expired certificate shows a “Not secure” warning to every visitor.
Why does it say my page is blocked from Google?: Your page has a noindex robots tag or X-Robots-Tag header. It is often left on by accident after a redesign or by a “discourage search engines” setting in WordPress. Remove it and request indexing in Google Search Console.
Can you fix the problems for me?: Yes. Most single fixes start from $100. Or we can build you a new website and app for free, you see it finished, and you pay $150 one-time only if you are happy.