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How we calculate your SiteScore

We combine trusted data from leading tools to give you one clear score out of 100. You’ll receive a downloadable report with prioritised fixes!

Google PageSpeed

Performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO checks.

Technology impact

Measures if your site uses heavy or lightweight tech.

Domain trust

Operational trust signals (domain stability, infrastructure hygiene).

SEO strength

Visibility, keywords, backlinks, and top performing pages.

Overall health

An average of your available scores for a complete picture.

Why check your SiteScore?

Ever wonder if your website is silently underperforming?

SiteScore gives you a quick, expert grade health check revealing strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities across performance, SEO, mobile, and technical infrastructure.

Powered by the same intelligence platforms and analytics trusted by industry professionals, this tool blends multiple data sources into a single, clear score so you know exactly what matters most – fast.

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Why scores matter

SiteScore is your roadmap to better UX, better rankings, and better conversions:

Instant insights

Fast results without needing to know your way around dev tools.

Competitive edge

Tackle the specific optimisations that move the needle.

Actionable recommendations

Based on proven improvements we make for clients.

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Frequently asked questions

SiteScore is a free, expert-grade health check for your website. Enter your URL, and in seconds you’ll receive a clear rating across performance, SEO, mobile, and technical health, with actionable insights to help you improve.

SiteScore combines multiple trusted data sources to give a single, easy-to-understand score.

  1. Google PageSpeed Scores. Pulled directly from the Google PageSpeed Insights API. Includes four Lighthouse scores, each out of 100: 
    • Performance: Page load speed, interactivity, and visual stability.
    • Accessibility: How accessible the site is for users with disabilities.
    • Best Practices: Use of modern web standards and security.
    • SEO: Basic search engine optimisation checks. 
  2. Wappalyzer Performance Score. Measures the performance impact of detected technologies, scored out of 100. 
    • Penalties for heavier or slower tech such as Magento, jQuery, Bootstrap.
    • Bonuses for modern, lightweight tech such as Astro, Next.js, Cloudflare.
    • More detected techs results in a small penalty for potential bloat. 
  3. WHOIS Trust Score. Based on domain registration data, scored out of 100. 
    • Domain age: Older domains score higher.
    • Expiration length: Longer registration into the future scores higher.
    • Registrar reputation: Trusted registrars score higher.
    • WHOIS privacy: Slight penalty if privacy is enabled as this is seen as less transparent. 
  4. Serpstat Scores. Pulled from Serpstat’s domain analysis. 
    • SEO Score: Based on visibility, domain rank, backlinks, and keyword count.
    • Domain Keywords Score: Total number of keywords the domain ranks for.
    • Top URLs Score: Number and visibility of top-performing URLs. 

Total Site Audit Score. The overall SiteScore calculated as the average of all available scores above, excluding the WHOIS Trust Score.

The score reflects your website’s overall health, combining performance, SEO, mobile experience, and technical factors into one clear number. Each category can be reviewed separately to see where you are strong and where improvements are needed.

Yes. Simply enter your website URL to get instant results and tailored improvement recommendations with no catch.

Websites change constantly. Each update, redesign, or new feature can affect performance. Regular checks help you maintain great UX, search visibility, and technical stability.

Yes. You can share the SiteScore landing page so colleagues can test their own sites, or send them your results to compare performance.

Website owners, marketers, developers, and content managers who want a quick, reliable, data-driven health check without needing deep technical knowledge.