Free toolsSite check
An honest note on your site.
Type your address. Does it fit a phone, does it have a title and a description, is it secure, are the sitemap and llms.txt in place, how fast is it on a phone: see it now. We don’t ask for your email.
- One address is readWe read the page you type (usually the home page) and the three files at the site’s root. Other pages need a separate look.
- It shows the way, no guaranteeThe findings list what would make your site better. They don’t promise rankings or visitor numbers.
- No email wallThe result is right here on this page. Talk to Paf if you like; if not, nothing happens.
Common questions
Not answered here? Ask Paf or tell us about your project.
Is the site check free?
Yes. You type your address and the result appears on this page right away. We don’t ask for an email, a phone number or a sign-up.
What does it check?
Phone fit (a mobile viewport), a secure connection (https), the page title and search description, the sitemap and robots.txt, llms.txt and Google PageSpeed’s speed score on a phone. We write up the three most important findings, with what to do about each.
Why does speed sometimes say “not measured”?
Google PageSpeed measures speed, and it takes 10–40 seconds. If Google doesn’t answer or its daily quota runs out, we don’t guess; we say “not measured”.
Does the result guarantee my Google ranking?
No. These are the basics Google and your visitors need to read your site properly. Rankings also depend on competitors, content and time; nobody can guarantee them.
What is llms.txt, and do I need it?
A plain text file that briefly describes your site to assistants like ChatGPT. It is a new habit and Google doesn’t require it, so we mark a missing one as “worth a look”, not as a problem.
Will you fix what you find?
If you like. When you move your site to us, speed, SEO setup, llms.txt and a secure connection are put in place as we move it. We don’t work on a site that stays on someone else’s setup.