A website audit shows problems you cannot see by just browsing your site. Our free tool checks speed, security, DNS and SEO basics in one report. It takes less than a minute. Here is what it looks at and how to use the results.
What the website audit checks
- SSL: whether the certificate is valid and when it expires.
- Redirects: whether HTTP sends visitors to HTTPS.
- Security headers: protections that browsers can enforce.
- DNS: whether key records exist, including e-mail records.
- Speed: how fast the server answers and how heavy the page is.
- SEO basics: titles, descriptions and headings.
Reading your score
Each test shows a pass, a warning or a failure. Start with failures, because they affect visitors or security directly. Warnings are improvements that take a little more time. A perfect score is nice, but steady progress matters more.
Fixing common problems
An expiring certificate is easy to fix with auto-renew. Missing security headers can often be added in one configuration file. Slow responses may need caching or a bigger plan. Missing SPF or DMARC records hurt your e-mail delivery and should be added soon.
Run it regularly
Websites change all the time. A new plugin, theme or tracking script can introduce new issues. Run an audit after every major change and at least once a month. Save the reports to see your progress.
Try it now
Open our site audit page and enter your domain. You do not need an account for the basic report. Clients can save reports and compare them over time. If something is unclear, our knowledge base explains each check in detail.
A short website audit today can prevent a long outage tomorrow.
Who should use it
Site owners use it to check their own work. Agencies run it before taking over a client project. Buyers use it to review a site before purchase. Developers use it as a quick final check before launch. In each case, the report gives a clear list of next steps.
The tool reads only public information, the same data any visitor can see.
