What you get
A real analysis, not a vanity number
Every score is framed as a business consequence — lost calls, not abstract tech jargon.
Speed scores
Load time, First Paint, Core Web Vitals — how fast your site feels on a real phone.
Mobile verdict
Whether Google considers your site mobile-friendly — critical for local search.
Accessibility
Can everyone use your site? Affects both users and search ranking.
SEO health
Title tags, meta descriptions, crawlability — whether Google can even find you.
Why does this matter for a local business? Google ranks fast, mobile-friendly sites higher in local search. A 1-second delay in load time can reduce conversions by 7%. If your site is slow or broken on mobile, you're handing calls to competitors.
How it works
What is a Site Health Check?
A Site Health Check runs your website through the same analysis engine Google uses — Google PageSpeed Insights — and translates the raw scores into plain English. You see exactly how your site performs on the four things Google cares most about: speed, mobile-friendliness, accessibility, and SEO.
Speed & Core Web Vitals
How fast your page loads on a real phone — First Contentful Paint, Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift. These are direct Google ranking factors. Slow sites rank lower and lose visitors before they ever call.
Mobile-Friendliness
Over 60% of local service searches happen on a phone. Google actively demotes sites that fail its mobile-friendly test. If your site is hard to read or tap on mobile, you're invisible to most of your customers.
SEO Signals
Meta titles, descriptions, structured markup — the technical signals that tell Google what your page is about and whether to show it to someone searching "pool service near me."
Security & Best Practices
HTTPS, safe browsing status, no mixed content. Google flags insecure sites with "Not Secure" warnings that destroy customer trust before they even read your headline.
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Common questions
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