daykeeperPaste your URL and we'll score your homepage out of 100 on 12 checks, from your title tag to whether visitors can find your pricing. Every miss comes with the exact fix, so you can ship it before lunch.
This is a made-up sample site. Its homepage has a strong H1 and a signup button, then loses points on the basics.
69/100
Example score (made-up site)
acme-notes.com
3 to fix, 1 to improve, 8 passed
Pricing link0 of 10 points
We couldn't find a link to your pricing.
Fix: Add a "Pricing" link to your top nav that goes to /pricing, even if you only have one plan.
A way to reach you0 of 10 points
We couldn't find an email link, a contact or help page, or a support chat widget on this page.
Fix: Add a contact link to your footer, or a support chat widget so people can ask a question before they pay.
Share image (Open Graph)0 of 6 points
No og:image, so links to you show up as a plain grey box on X, LinkedIn and Slack.
48% of desktop pages set an og:image. · Web Almanac 2024, Structured Data
Fix: Add <meta property="og:image"> pointing to a 1200 × 630 image with your product name and one line on what it does.
Page title5 of 10 points
"Acme Notes" is 10 characters.
Fix: Make your title 30 to 60 characters: what it does, then your brand ("Invoicing for freelancers | Acme").
Signup button12 of 12 points
Found a call to action: "Start free".
Meta description10 of 10 points
105 characters: "Meeting notes that write themselves. Acme Notes turns your calls into a tidy summary for…"
One clear H110 of 10 points
"Meeting notes that write themselves" is 35 characters.
HTTPS8 of 8 points
Your page loads over HTTPS.
Privacy policy and terms8 of 8 points
Your footer links to a privacy policy and terms.
Works on phones6 of 6 points
Your viewport tag says "width=device-width, initial-scale=1".
Server response time5 of 5 points
Your server answered in 420 ms (measured from our server in the US).
HTML size5 of 5 points
Your HTML is 86 KB.
Ours runs 12 checks on your homepage HTML: HTTPS, title, meta description, H1, phone layout, share image, pricing link, signup button, a way to reach you, privacy and terms links, response time and page size. Each one is weighted, so the signup button counts for more than the share image.
80 or more means the basics are covered. Under 60 means some of the heavy checks failed, and those are the ones visitors notice: no price, no signup button, no way to ask you a question.
People who can't find a price assume it's expensive and leave. A Pricing link in your nav fixes that in five minutes, even if you only have one plan.
Yes. It grades the HTML your server sends, so it works on any public site. If your site is built with Lovable or Bolt, run the vibe-coded app checker too, since those sites often send almost no text before JavaScript runs.
No. We fetch your page once, grade it and send back the checks. Only the URL goes in the share link.
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