✳ Free website audit

Free website audit: find what slows your site down, and how to fix it.

WebCheck audits any public page with Google Lighthouse and turns the results into a clear report: four scores, prioritised actions, plain-language explanations and suggested fixes.

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What a free website audit checks

Each audit runs the same Lighthouse tests Google uses in PageSpeed Insights, on mobile, desktop or both:

Performance: loading speed, Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS) and heavy resources.
SEO: page title, meta description, crawlability, links and canonical tags.
Accessibility: contrast, image text alternatives, form labels and ARIA.
Best practices: HTTPS, console errors, deprecated features and image quality.

Why WebCheck instead of a raw Lighthouse report

Lighthouse is precise but technical. WebCheck keeps the technical detail for developers and adds a client version: why each issue matters, what to do first, and a summary you can paste into an email or export as a PDF.

Actions sorted by priority, with a suggested fix for each one.
Client and technical views of the same report.
PDF export with your agency logo, in English or French.

How to run a free website audit

Enter the address of a public page.
Choose mobile, desktop or both.
Read the scores and priorities, then share the report or export it as a PDF.

You can run 3 audits per day without an account and 5 with a free account. Freelancers and agencies who audit every day can switch to Pro for 200 audits per day.

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Free, no sign-up for your first audits. Results in under a minute, explained for your clients.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the website audit really free?

Yes. You can run 3 audits per day without an account and 5 per day with a free account. Pro is only needed for higher volumes.

Does it audit my whole website?

No. Each audit covers one page, which keeps results precise. Audit your key pages one by one: home page, top landing pages and contact page.

Will a good score improve my Google ranking?

Scores reflect technical quality, which helps users and search engines, but no tool can guarantee rankings. Content, relevance and links matter too.

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Updated 22 October 2026