Help visitors reach a missing page
A link on your website leads to a page that does not load. Restore the page or update the link to the right address.
A clearer way to improve your website
We check your website, explain the problems we find, and put suggested fixes in order. You decide which changes to make.
Check your website
Enter your website address. We will save it for the next step in your account. Sign in or create a free account, then connect Google Search Console to confirm the website is yours before the check begins.
Built around your goals
Find problems and make important pages easier to reach.
Find your next step →Understand your trafficSee how people find you and what they do next.
Find your next step →Plan and review fixesChoose your next step and stay in control of changes.
Find your next step →Keep track of progressCheck regularly and see what changed.
Find your next step →Hold us to this
How it works
Start with a simple overview. Open the detailed evidence only when you need it.
Enter your website address, sign in or create an account, connect Google Search Console to confirm the website is yours, and choose how many pages to check.
You control the scanWe check your pages, links, and moved pages. Connect Google Search Console later if you want to add search results.
Your page results in one placeYou get an ordered list: what to fix, why it matters, and how to confirm it worked.
A clear action planExplore the product
Website health, Google results, page links, suggested fixes, and progress each have their own view.
Find barriers
See the page with a problem, which check found it, and how serious it is. Each result helps you choose what to review.
A link on your website leads to a page that does not load. Restore the page or update the link to the right address.
Example results only. Your report uses your website data and explains each suggested fix.
Understand search visits
See how often your pages appear in Google, how often people click, and their average search ranking. Results come from your connected Search Console account.
Understand paths
The page map shows which pages link to each other. Find broken links, pages that take many clicks to reach, and pages with no links found to them.
Choose a fix
Fixes are ordered by likely effect, supporting data, and the effort involved. Open a fix to see why it comes first.
Seen in search + far from home + few links to the page
Page in Google's index + the same problem on several pages
Search appearances + a low share of clicks
Example order only. Your suggested fixes use the information available for your website.
Protect progress
Compare each new website check with the last to see new problems, completed fixes, and changes over time.
428 pages checked
Page details included
Website problem fixed
Matching date range
What you get
Every screen answers a question you actually have.
Regular website checks help you find new problems as your site changes.
Learn more ↗02Get an ordered list of fixes with reasons for what to review first.
Learn more ↗03Spot important pages that are buried, broken, or cut off from the rest of the site.
Learn more ↗04Connect Google Search Console to see how often your pages appear in searches and how often people click them.
Learn more ↗05Check your site before and after a change to see whether the problem is gone.
Learn more ↗Made for real teams
You stay in control
We tell you what is measured and what is estimated, show how every score is calculated, and ask for your approval before supported website changes.
Website checks do not edit pages. Supported website changes need a separate review and your approval.
You allow access to Google Search Console and choose the website whose results you want to see.
Choose how many pages to check and how many links to follow. The scanner respects your website's rules for automated visitors.
Your team membership and account permissions control which websites and data you can access.
Sign-ins use secure browser sessions, and private connection details are removed from system records.
Open a score to see the checks completed, the pages included, and what we found.
Why it feels different
The detail for every repair you can open is still there. The first screen just starts with what to do.
Plans
Free shows full details for the first five suggested fixes. Paid plans open the remaining fixes from the same report and let you check more websites and pages.
Start here
Check up to 25 pages and open the first five suggested fixes.
Plan limits cover projects, websites, monthly checks, and pages per scan.
STARTER
One website on a steady check-and-fix rhythm.
Plan limits cover projects, websites, monthly checks, and pages per scan.
GROWTH
Check more websites and pages, more often.
Plan limits cover projects, websites, monthly checks, and pages per scan.
AGENCY
A separate workspace for every client.
Plan limits cover projects, websites, monthly checks, and pages per scan.
Current plan limits are unavailable. Open Pricing to compare plans, or check Plans & billing in your account.
No plan guarantees rankings, traffic, leads, or revenue.
Questions
The product should be easier to understand than the problem it is solving.
Contact support →Choose how many pages to check and how many links to follow from your starting page. The check does not edit your site. When it finishes, open your website overview for the report and suggested fixes.
A website check does not edit your site. To apply a supported fix, you need a separate website connection, a preview, and your approval. Some fixes need the person who maintains your website.
From Google Search Console, Google's free search reporting service. You choose the website to connect and the dates to review.
No. Search reports use the data Google collected for your website. They do not provide made-up keyword search counts, difficulty scores, or competitor figures.
It summarizes the checks that ran. Open it to see the individual findings and the pages behind the number.
Yes. Free includes one website, one check of up to 25 pages per calendar month, and details for the first five suggested fixes. Monthly limits reset using Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Paid plans open the remaining fixes from the same report and let you check more.
Start with one website
Add your website, run the first check, and get an ordered plan with page details to help you choose what to fix.