Score every page, not just the homepage
A single-URL check tells you about one page. Site Health crawls everything we can reach and scores each page on performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO - so the slow template buried three clicks deep stops hiding behind a healthy landing page.
Powered by Google Lighthouse. No code to install - enter a URL and we crawl from the outside, the way a visitor or a search engine would.
What a whole-site crawl shows you
Where the problems actually are
Your homepage is probably fine. Site Health ranks every page worst-first, so the work queue writes itself instead of you guessing which URL to test next.
Template-level issues
When the same audit fails on forty pages, it is not forty problems - it is one template. Seeing the whole site at once makes that obvious.
Proof that a fix landed
Re-run after a change and compare. A score that moves across every page tells you the fix reached the template, not just the page you were testing.
Four scores per page
Performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO, scored separately - because a fast page that screen readers cannot use is not a healthy page.
One number for the whole site
Every page score rolls up into a single site-wide figure, so you can tell a team or a client whether things moved without walking them through 130 rows.
Measured values, not adjectives
Findings carry the actual number Lighthouse measured - “4.2 s”, “Est savings of 1,197 KiB” - so the size of the problem is part of the finding.
What gets scored
Every crawled page is scored on the four Lighthouse categories, then rolled up into one site-wide number.
Performance
Core Web Vitals, render-blocking resources, image delivery and load speed.
Accessibility
Contrast, labels, landmarks, heading order and keyboard reachability.
Best Practices
Console errors, deprecated APIs, insecure requests and browser warnings.
SEO
Crawlability, metadata, link text and mobile friendliness.
How it works
Three steps. The crawl does the tedious part.
Enter your site URL
One URL is enough. We follow links from there and crawl every page we can reach. Choose desktop or mobile - desktop is the default.
We crawl and score
Google Lighthouse runs against each page. Large sites take several minutes - you can leave the tab and come back.
Read worst-first
Pages are ranked by score, with the failing audits on each one grouped by category. Start at the top.
What a finding looks like
Every failing audit arrives with what it is, why it matters, and - where Lighthouse measures one - the actual number.
Largest Contentful Paint marks the time at which the largest text or image is painted.
Reducing the download time of images can improve the perceived load time of the page and LCP.
Findings are grouped by category and sorted worst-first, so the top of each tab is the thing to fix next.
Reading your results
Start at the top
Pages are ranked by score, worst first. That ordering is the work queue - you do not have to decide where to begin.
Look for repeats
The same audit failing on forty pages is one template problem, not forty page problems. Fix it once and every page moves.
A dash is not a zero
If a category shows a dash, Lighthouse could not assess it on that page. That is different from scoring zero, which is a genuine failure - we render them differently on purpose.
Failing vs. needs work
Audits scoring below 0.5 are marked failing; 0.5 to 0.9 need work. Audits with no numeric score are diagnostics - context, not a pass or fail.
Good to know
- ✓The crawl runs from the outside against your live site. Nothing to install, no repository access, no agent.
- ✓Only pages reachable by following links from the URL you give us are crawled - pages behind a login or with no inbound links are not.
- ✓A large site takes several minutes. The check keeps running if you close the tab.
- ✓Scores come straight from Google Lighthouse, so they are comparable with PageSpeed Insights and anything else built on the same engine.
- ✓Checks are project-scoped: switch projects in the dashboard and you see that project’s history.
Frequently asked questions
See your whole site at once
Enter a URL, let the crawl run, and get a ranked list of the pages holding your scores down.