Your free site audit.

We check 14 things: how fast your site is, how safe it is, whether people can find it, and whether they'll trust it. Results appear as each one finishes.

Free · no signup · about 60 seconds. This is the basic check — what a visitor can see from outside. Subscribing adds the deep test behind your login and in your code.

What we check, and what needs a human

Everything in the first group runs on the free check, right now. The rest needs either a login we don't have, or an answer only you can give.

  1. Free · runs now

    What we can see from outside

    Fourteen checks that need nothing but your web address. About a minute.

    • Speed — how long a visitor waits before your page is usable
    • Safety — whether your connection is secure, whether private files are sitting in the open, and whether someone can send email pretending to be you
    • Break-in test — we follow your links and forms and genuinely try to get through them, the way an intruder would
    • Getting found — whether Google can describe your pages, and whether a shared link shows a proper preview
    • Trust — your privacy policy, terms, contact and about pages, your phone layout, and your browser tab icon
  2. With a subscription

    What we check once you subscribe

    €9.99 a month per site, three months minimum. These need your login, your source code, and your say-so — things we can't do from the outside.

    • A real break-in attempt, signed in to your site, about half an hour
    • Whether your login stays safe once someone's actually signed in
    • Your source code checked for leaked passwords and keys, including old versions
    • A map of your app showing where every finding lands
    • Whether your site sells the way its buyers expect
  3. Only you know

    What no scan can tell us

    No check from the outside can see these. They are worth asking yourself, whichever plan you are on.

    • Where your data lives — and when you last checked a backup actually restores
    • Whether you're taking real payments, and what happens when one fails
    • Where errors go when something breaks at 3am, and whether anyone finds out
    • Who can deploy a change, and what happens when it's wrong

If you want the exact detail of every check, it's written up in our check list.