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Free website audit: analyse your site in 30 seconds

We explain our free audit tool: what it measures (speed, SEO and accessibility), how to read the results and what to do with them.

Most website problems aren't visible at a glance: they load slowly, don't rank, or leave some users out. That's why we built a free audit tool that, in about 30 seconds, analyses your site and tells you where it stands.

It runs on the same technology Google uses (PageSpeed Insights / Lighthouse) and returns a score in four areas: performance (how fast it loads), SEO (how well prepared it is for Google), accessibility (whether everyone can use it) and best practices. We also email you a clear report with the most important things to improve.

How do you read the results? Above 90 is excellent (green), between 50 and 89 there's room for improvement (amber) and below 50 you should act (red). Pay special attention to LCP (how long the main content takes to appear): if your site takes several seconds, you're losing visits and rankings.

What matters isn't the score itself, but what you do with it. A slow or poorly optimised site costs you customers every day; a fast, well-built one converts better and ranks sooner. If you like, we'll go through your report together and tell you where to start, no obligation.

Try it yourself: it's 100% free, no strings attached, and in half a minute you'll have a real snapshot of your site's health.

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