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Find potential website issues, understand why they matter, and get practical suggestions for what to fix next. SiteCheck checks publicly accessible website information and turns its findings into a downloadable HTML report.

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✓SEO and search-visibility signals

✓Security configuration and technical checks

✓Performance, mobile, and accessibility indicators

✓Detailed findings and practical fix suggestions in an HTML report

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What SiteCheck looks for

Seven areas of website health

A broad set of automated checks helps highlight potential issues in your site's public pages, metadata, links, resources, and server responses. Actual checks depend on what the site makes publicly available and what can be measured during the audit.

1. SEO & search visibility

Missing, duplicate, or poorly structured page titles and meta descriptions
Title and description length warnings
Canonical URL configuration and inconsistencies
Robots directives and publicly accessible robots.txt rules
XML sitemap discovery, availability, and listed URL checks
H1 count, heading hierarchy, empty headings, and page-title signals
Structured data detection and basic JSON-LD checks
Open Graph and Twitter/X social-preview metadata
Internal linking, descriptive anchor text, and empty links
Image alt text, filenames, dimensions, and optimization indicators
Language declarations, alternate-language signals, redirects, and URL consistency

2. Security & privacy signals

HTTPS availability and HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects
TLS certificate information where reliably measurable
Security headers such as CSP, HSTS, and X-Content-Type-Options
Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, and frame-protection settings
Mixed content and resources loaded over insecure HTTP
Visible cookie attributes such as Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite
Server banners and potentially unnecessary information disclosure
Cross-origin policy headers where applicable
Forms submitting over insecure connections or to unexpected destinations
Public resources such as robots.txt, sitemaps, and security.txt

3. Performance & page loading

Measured HTTP response time and repeat-request variability
HTTP status, response headers, and page HTML size
Redirect count and observed redirect overhead
Images, JavaScript, CSS, fonts, frames, and media inventories
Sampled image sizes and oversized-image indicators
Image dimensions, modern-format indicators, and lazy loading
Script and stylesheet counts and sampled large resources
Cache-Control, ETag, Last-Modified, and related caching headers
Compression and resource-loading hints
Preload, preconnect, and font-loading indicators where detectable

4. Accessibility & mobile readiness

Images missing alternative text
Empty links and buttons
Form controls without detectable accessible names or labels
Missing document language or mobile viewport configuration
Heading hierarchy problems and duplicate HTML IDs
Frames missing titles and tables missing basic header markup
Vague or uninformative link text
Missing semantic elements and page landmarks
Potential keyboard-navigation and skip-navigation clues
SVG accessible names and colour-contrast indicators where measurable

5. Links, images & site structure

Internal versus external link counts
Sampled links returning HTTP errors
Redirects, redirect chains, and insecure destinations
Fragment links pointing to missing page IDs
Duplicate links, empty anchors, and generic link text
External domains and linked-resource inventories
Broken image references and favicon availability
Navigation, footer, and common contact links
Public privacy, terms, contact, and accessibility pages
Sitemap comparison and a limited sample of same-site pages where supported

6. Content quality & business readiness

Visible text length and approximate word count
Empty or very short content sections
Repeated titles, descriptions, and headings across scanned pages
Readability and heading-to-content indicators
Detectable contact information, telephone links, and email links
Calls to action and privacy or terms-page links
Placeholder wording such as “Lorem ipsum”
Generic page titles and possible template leftovers
Language consistency and page-topic clarity signals
Image-to-text balance and social-preview image information where measurable

7. Technical & infrastructure checks

Final URL, redirect destination, HTTP status, and content type
Character encoding and HTML document size
Publicly exposed server and platform headers
DNS and connection results where supported
TLS connection outcome and certificate signals where measurable
Response timing and repeat-request variability
Caching and compression headers
Favicon, web manifest, robots.txt, and sitemap availability
Service-worker references and mobile metadata
Canonical and alternate URL relationships
Public technology clues and common sampled-resource errors

Why these checks matter

Spot technical signals that may deserve attention
Find missing metadata and broken public resources
Understand basic security and accessibility configuration
Review page structure and user-facing content clues
Get practical next steps instead of a raw list of technical terms

Automated checks are indicators, not a guarantee of security, accessibility compliance, search rankings, or traffic growth.

The deliverable

A detailed, downloadable HTML report

SiteCheck organizes audit results into a report you can open in a browser, review at your own pace, and use as a guide for your next improvements.

Overall and category scoresA high-level view of results where scoring is supported by the audit.

Finding severityIssues, warnings, passes, and informational results where provided.

Evidence and detailsObserved values, status codes, and technical evidence where available.

Plain-language explanationsUnderstand what a finding means and why it may matter.

Suggested fixesPractical recommendations to help you decide what to investigate next.

Professional HTML layoutA structured report designed for browser viewing and printing.

Straightforward process

How SiteCheck works

1. Enter a public URL2. Pay once through Stripe3. Audit runs after payment verification4. View or download your report

No account setup, email collection, or recurring subscription is required to purchase an audit.

Made for practical website reviews

Who is SiteCheck for?

Small businesses & professional firms

Review common technical and content signals on a business website.

Web designers & developers

Use the findings as a starting point for quality checks and further investigation.

Marketing agencies

Help identify potential website improvements to discuss with clients.

Website owners

Get a structured snapshot of publicly observable website signals and suggested next steps.

Inside the audit · detailed coverage

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Explore the areas SiteCheck is designed to review. The report focuses on publicly observable technical signals and practical next steps. Some checks depend on the target website, access permissions, and what the current auditor can reliably measure.

8. SEO metadata & Google search readiness

Page title presence, text, and length warnings
Meta description presence, content, and length warnings
Canonical URL presence and value
Robots meta directives and indexing-related instructions
Robots.txt availability and discoverable rules
XML sitemap discovery and availability
H1 presence and heading hierarchy signals
Structured-data and JSON-LD detection where supported
Open Graph and social-sharing metadata
Document language and alternate-language signals
URL consistency and redirect destination
Potential SEO issues that need manual confirmation

9. Website security configuration

HTTP versus HTTPS availability
HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect behavior
TLS/certificate connection information where measurable
Content-Security-Policy header presence
Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS) header presence
X-Content-Type-Options and frame-protection signals
Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy header signals
Mixed-content references in inspected HTML
Insecure HTTP resource URLs
Observable cookie attributes, when cookies are returned
Public server and platform information in response headers
Common configuration warnings from non-invasive checks

These are non-invasive checks of public information, not penetration testing, a vulnerability scan, or a guarantee that a website is secure.

10. Performance & loading opportunities

Page response time during the audit request
HTTP status and response content type
Downloaded HTML/page size
Redirects observed before the final response
Counts of images, scripts, stylesheets, and other detectable resources
Image size and dimension information when available
Missing image dimensions where detectable
Large or script-heavy page indicators
Render-blocking resource clues where detectable
Cache and compression response-header signals
Loading-performance opportunities suggested by detected patterns
Resource errors found by supported checks

Response-time checks are not a substitute for a real-browser lab test. Core Web Vitals such as LCP, INP, and CLS require suitable measurement data and are not claimed unless the report explicitly measures them.

11. Accessibility & mobile basics

Mobile viewport meta configuration
Document language declaration
Image alternative-text presence
Heading structure and hierarchy clues
Form labels and accessible names where detectable
Empty or vague link text
Empty buttons and missing names where detectable
Duplicate IDs and basic document-structure warnings
Frame titles and other detectable descriptive attributes
Basic mobile-readiness signals in the page markup

Automated markup checks do not establish full WCAG compliance or replace keyboard, screen-reader, and human usability testing.

13. Website overview & technical details

Submitted URL and final URL after redirects
Scan timestamp and audit context where reported
HTTP response status
Response headers exposed to the request
Page title and metadata snapshot
HTML document size and content type
Character encoding and document-language signals
Public robots.txt and sitemap discovery where supported
Basic DNS/connection outcomes where supported
Counts and summaries of detected page elements

14. Findings, evidence & recommendations

Detected issue or warning, where the auditor reports one
Observed values and technical evidence where available
Severity or priority labels when supplied by the auditor
Plain-English explanation of findings where available
Suggested practical fixes and next steps where provided
Strengths and potential weaknesses shown by the results
Overall or category scores only where the audit actually calculates them
HTML report for browser viewing and download
Important limitations and checks that require manual review

What this audit does not promise

Guaranteed Google indexing, rankings, traffic, or sales
A full penetration test or guarantee against hacking
Complete WCAG/accessibility certification
Real-user Core Web Vitals unless explicitly measured
Checks of private pages, authenticated areas, or an entire website unless the report says they were scanned
That every external link or resource on a large site was tested

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SiteCheck checks publicly observable information. Some checks may be unavailable depending on the website, access restrictions, and the measurements supported by the current audit. Results are not a guarantee of higher traffic, Google indexing, complete security, or full accessibility compliance.