FREE WEBSITE ANALYZER / BY DIGITAL WEBSHIFTER

A clearer picture.
A better next step.

Find out what your website’s HTML gets right—and what could be stronger. Get an evidence-based score, practical fixes and the thinking behind every point. No email address required.
10 transparent checks · One public page · Free to use

Let’s check the foundations.

Enter a page on a public website. We remove query strings and fragments. Don’t enter private links, login details or sensitive information.

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We fetch the public page through our server. Results are temporarily cached for 10 minutes; no signup or mailing-list subscription. How your information is used ↗
THE METHOD / NO MYSTERY NUMBERS

An honest starting point.

We retrieve the HTML of the page you enter and evaluate ten defined checks. This is a technical foundations score—not a judgment of your whole business or a claim that your website needs replacing.
Connection: HTTPS 15 points.
Page meaning: title 10, search description 10, one clear H1 10, heading sequence 5.
Mobile setup: viewport 15, browser zoom 5.
Inclusive markup: document language 5, image alt attributes 15, detectable link labels 10.
Each check earns its stated points when it passes. Image and link checks earn partial credit in proportion to compliant elements. When a page has no relevant images, links or headings, that check is marked not applicable. The score is earned points ÷ applicable points × 100, rounded to a whole number.
A missing attribute is measurable; the quality of your message, your mobile layout, contrast, real load speed and whether customers convert need additional testing. We do not execute page scripts or submit forms. We do not assign a score to blocked, unsupported or unreadable pages.
Results may be reused for up to 10 minutes. After making changes, wait for the cached result to expire before rechecking. The free tool allows 12 requests per visitor IP per hour and has a shared capacity limit. Some sites block automated tools or only expose their content after JavaScript runs.