Web Score Checker
A free 0-100 report for the exact page you paste.
- Free unlimited scans
- 0-100 site score
- PageSpeed + SEO checks
Paste a URL and we fetch it directly, then score exactly what we find - no generic checklist, no guesswork.
Web Score Checker downloads the live HTML of the page you submit and inspects it the way a search engine crawler would: titles, headings, meta tags, alt text, robots.txt, sitemap presence, and mobile setup. Page speed comes straight from Google's own PageSpeed Insights results, for both desktop and mobile. Everything is combined into a single 0-100 score, alongside a plain pass, improve, or error verdict for each individual check.
No signup is required to run a scan. Reports are saved automatically, so you can send a link to a client instead of a screenshot, or come back later after making changes to see whether the score moved. Browse recently analyzed sites to see finished examples, or run two sites side by side with Site vs Site.
A growing collection of free tools that work alongside your report - no signup required.
Any page, not just the homepage - titles, headings, and load time differ from page to page.
The page's HTML, robots.txt, and sitemap are read directly, and PageSpeed Insights is called for the speed numbers.
Each check comes back as pass, improve, or error. Fix something and run it again to see the score update.
Title, meta description, headings, alt text, URL structure, robots.txt, and sitemap - the tags crawlers actually read.
Declared language, favicon, and how much inline CSS/JS is cluttering the page for both people and bots.
Viewport configuration and how the layout behaves on a small screen - a desktop-only page still loses phone visitors.
Google PageSpeed Insights for desktop and mobile, plus gzip compression and total page size.
Practical SEO tips, tutorials, and website performance advice.
Scan as often as you want. After you fix a title or turn on compression, run it again and see if the score moved.
Each fail has a short note on why it matters. A missing H1 or an uncompressed page is explained, not just marked red.
Open Site vs Site when a rival page is faster or cleaner. Two reports sit side by side, so the gap is obvious.
The score comes from the results of every check - on-page SEO, usability, mobile, and speed. Passes push the score up, errors bring it down. It reflects the page as it was when scanned, not a guarantee of where it will rank on Google.
