Free website grader
Check the evidence behind a website.
Paste a public web address for technical checks across up to five pages. Get a score where enough evidence is available, plus a share link when the report is saved. Free, no sign-up.
Example report
corner-gym.example
Needs attention
- No mobile viewport declaration found in fetched HTML
- No supported business structured data found
- No meta description found on the sampled page
- Served over HTTPS
What does the grader check?
Deterministic checks on fetched HTML, plus an optional mobile lab test. No LLM is used. The HTML crawler does not execute JavaScript, and unavailable or blocked pages are reported as unknown. This is a bounded sample, not a full-site or visual audit.
Does it declare a mobile viewport?
We inspect the mobile viewport declaration in fetched HTML. This does not verify the visual layout, touch targets or usability on a real phone.
What search signals are present?
HTTPS, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical and indexing declarations, image alt attributes and supported business structured data. These checks do not predict rankings or certify security.
How fast does it load?
An optional mobile lab test reports performance, Lighthouse SEO, paint, layout shift and blocking time for the submitted page. It is a simulation, not real-user traffic data.
How much of the site is checked?
We sample up to five public pages, prioritizing home, about, contact and services. The report names each page and any limits. Copyright and legacy markup are informational, not proof of neglect.
Who is this for?
Use it to spot technical details worth reviewing on your own site or a prospect’s site. A score alone cannot tell you whether a business needs a replacement website. Skip the Pitch helps you find businesses and build a website to show them.
Every finding includes its source page and observed evidence. Review those details in context before deciding what to change.
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