Website analyzer
Point it at any address — yours or a competitor’s — and see how the site is built, what it gets right, and what is costing it the most.
What we check
A score you can compare
The same weighted scoring applied to every site, so two audits are directly comparable rather than a matter of opinion.
Deterministic results
The same site in the same state produces the same score. Run it twice and the number does not move, which is what makes tracking progress meaningful.
What the site does well
Positive findings are reported alongside problems, because knowing what not to break is as useful as knowing what to fix.
Evidence, not assertions
Findings quote the offending value — the actual title, the actual headline, the measured load time — so you can verify rather than take our word for it.
Analysing a site you did not build
A competitor’s site tells you what standard you are being compared against. If they load in a second and you take five, that gap is doing quiet damage regardless of anything else you do.
It is also the fastest way to understand an unfamiliar site — one you have inherited, are considering buying, or have been asked to quote on. Twenty seconds of analysis beats an hour of clicking around.
Everything is read from public pages exactly as a search engine would read them. Nothing is installed, nothing is modified, and no access is required.
Questions
Can I analyse a website I do not own?
Yes. We only read publicly available pages, in the same way a search engine or any visitor does. No access, credentials or permission are required.
Will the site owner know I analysed it?
Our crawler identifies itself in its user agent, so it may appear in their server logs like any other bot. We do not notify anyone.
How many pages does the analyzer look at?
The homepage plus a small number of important pages such as about, pricing and contact. This is deliberate: almost all of the signal is there, and unbounded crawling is slow and costly for no extra insight.
Why did my analysis fail?
Usually the site is unreachable, timed out, or is configured to block automated requests. The report explains which of those happened in plain language rather than showing a generic error.
Run it on your site
One free audit a day. No card, no install.
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