Security & Exposure
Common misconfigurations anyone on the internet can see.
- Does the site use HTTPS and redirect insecure visits?
- Are protective security headers in place?
- Is your server software version visible?
Run a free website health check to find visible website risks, search gaps, and missed trust signals from the public pages.
We only look at pages that are already public - the same way a visitor or a search engine would. Nothing is logged into, changed, or stored on your site.
Six plain-English areas, scored and prioritised for you.
Common misconfigurations anyone on the internet can see.
Public browser privacy settings returned by your website.
The public signals search engines use to understand your homepage.
Lightweight page signals we can measure without loading assets.
The public details people see when your link is shared.
Public email and domain signals that help protect your business identity.
Quick answers about our free online site checker.
A website health check is a quick, non-invasive review of the public parts of your site - the same pages a visitor or search engine can see. Our free website health checker looks at security headers, privacy controls, SEO basics, quality signals, and trust indicators, then turns the results into a simple score with a prioritised list of things to fix.
Yes. The free website checker gives you an overall score, your top priorities, and the things your site is already doing well - no login and no email required. We're a website checker UK businesses can use as often as they like; an optional one-off Domain Unlock adds a developer-ready fix pack if you want the full detail.
The site health checker reviews six areas: security (HTTPS, certificates, security headers), privacy (cookies and browser protections), SEO (titles, descriptions, discovery files like robots.txt and sitemaps), quality signals, trust indicators, and email and domain security (SPF, DMARC, and related records). Each website page checker run takes about 30-45 seconds.
Almost certainly, yes. If your site uses cookies, analytics, contact forms, or any third-party services, UK GDPR expects you to tell visitors what data you collect and why. A site health check will flag missing or hard-to-find privacy pages, and our report explains in plain English what to add and where.