Grade your website.
Drop your URL and get an instant A–F report card scoring your SEO, security, indexability, structured data and content — plus a shareable badge.
A transparent grade from signals we can measure on your live site. For a full manual audit, book a free teardown.
We only read your public page markup and registry data. Nothing is stored.
A quick, honest website score — and the fixes that turn an F into an A.
A website grade is a snapshot of how well your site is set up to be found, loaded, and trusted. This tool scores four pillars — SEO, security, indexability, and content — into a single A–F report card you can share as a badge. It reads your public page markup and registry data, so you get real signals, not guesswork.
Most scores land in the B–C range because a few common things are broken: missing or weak title tags, no structured data, slow load signals, or content that's too thin for search engines to understand. Finding yours is the first step — fixing it is usually mechanical once you can see it.
What each pillar means
SEO covers title tags, meta descriptions, and keyword relevance. Security checks HTTPS and safe-browsing status. Indexability tells you whether search engines are even allowed to list you. Content evaluates depth and focus. Grade an F and it's almost always one of these four, not a mystery.
The shareable badge
A scanned site gets a public badge people can embed. It's a simple trust signal — "this site passed a real technical check" — that also funnels visitors back to the free scan so they can grade their own site.
Frequently asked questions
What does a website grade actually measure?
It scores four pillars on your public pages: technical SEO (titles, meta, structure), security (HTTPS, safe-browsing), indexability (whether crawlers can reach and list you), and content depth. Each contributes to a weighted A–F grade.
Is the grade based on real data or opinions?
Real signals. The checker reads your page markup, security headers, and registry data and runs it through a defined scoring model — the same checks our engineers use when auditing paying clients' sites.
How do I improve my grade?
Fix the lowest pillar first. Usually that means adding a clear title and meta description, making sure your page is indexable, switching to HTTPS, and deepening your content. Re-scan after each change to watch the grade move.
Do you store my data?
No. The scan only reads public markup and registry data and nothing is stored. You may optionally submit your email to receive the report by email, which is the only data we keep.