Check your website for free
Type in your address and wait about 20 seconds. You get back what your site is leaving open to anyone outside it, where it is slow enough that people give up before the page loads, and where it is losing you search traffic. No signup, no password, nothing to install.
Run it on a site you own, or one you have written permission to test. I mean that literally, not as a formality. Checking someone else’s site without their permission is a legal problem in most countries, and it is not something I want this tool used for.
Outside-only check. Nothing is touched on your system and no password is needed · 6 scans per hour
What this check does, and what it does not do
Checked from outside, nothing touched
- Encryption and the security certificate, including when it expires
- Security headers that keep out injected scripts and stop your pages being framed inside someone else’s site
- Cookie settings that could let someone take over a logged-in session
- Response time and page weight, which map straight onto sales you lose
- Mobile basics, and whether search engines can find and read the page
Not done on purpose
- No guessing at hidden file paths such as config files or database backups
- No test payloads fired at your system, no break-in attempts, no login attempts
- Nothing behind a login screen
- Nothing about your site is stored. The check runs, you get the result, that is the end of it
Why I keep it this narrow. Guessing at file paths, or firing test traffic at a site without written permission, is the line people who do this work honestly do not cross. Anything deeper than what you see above, I only do after you have hired me and signed something that says I can. So treat this as a look at the outside of the building. It is not a penetration test, and it will not find everything.
The limits worth knowing.It reads one page, the one you give it, the same way any visitor’s browser would. It can run six times an hour from the same connection. A clean result means nothing showed up on the outside layer, not that your site is safe.
If the result worries you, the next step is a paid audit
The free check reads the outside layer. The paid audit goes after the parts this page deliberately leaves alone, which is where the expensive problems usually sit. You get a written report in English sorted by severity, with the fix spelled out for each finding, a plain-English agreement covering scope, delivery date and who owns what I produce, and 60 days of support after I hand it over.
I work on my own. There is no team behind this and no company letterhead, so what you are judging is the work itself. This free check is a sample of it.
Once the scope is agreed I send an invoice with payment details on it. No charge before that, and no cost appears later that I did not put in writing first.