Free website review
Your website, reviewed in a minute.
Give us your address and an email. We check speed, search, social sharing and the site around the page, rank every problem by how much it matters, and send you the review with the fix for each. No call, no sales pitch, no mailing list.
Free. We use your email to send the review, and nothing else unless you tick the box.
( 01 ) What we check
Speed
Server response time, render-blocking files, JavaScript weight, image formats, sizes and loading order, text compression, browser caching, third-party scripts, HTML size and page complexity.
Search
Title length in pixels, meta description, canonical, indexing, the main heading, language, structured data and image alt text: what decides how you show up in Google.
Sharing
Open Graph title, description and image, and the X card: what a link to your site looks like on LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Slack and X.
The site around it
robots.txt, the XML sitemap, the redirect from http:// to https://, and whether the www and non-www addresses are one site or two.
( 02 ) How it works
- 01
Enter your address
Your homepage is the best start: most visitors and most search traffic arrive there.
- 02
We run the checks
About 30 of them, from our server and from Google’s own test, in about a minute.
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Read it in your inbox
A score, the problems in order of impact and the fix for each. Forward it to whoever looks after the site.
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( 03 ) Questions
Is the review really free?
Yes. It runs automatically, so sending one costs us next to nothing. We offer it because some of the people who read it ask us to fix what it finds, and that is the only catch.
What do you do with my email address?
We send the review to it, and Kliqer receives a note with the summary so we know who asked. We do not add you to a mailing list and we never share it. If you tick the box, we may follow up once; otherwise we only write back if you reply.
What does the review check?
About 30 things across four areas: speed (server response, file sizes and formats, compression, caching, render-blocking files, third-party scripts), search (title, description, canonical, indexing, headings, structured data, alt text), sharing (Open Graph and X cards) and the site as a whole (robots.txt, sitemap, HTTPS and www redirects). When Google’s lab test finishes in time, its Lighthouse scores are included too.
Which page should I enter?
Start with the homepage: it is usually the page most people land on and the one search engines trust most. Run it again for any other page that matters, such as your most important service or product page.
Why is my score different from Google PageSpeed Insights?
Lighthouse scores one page load on a simulated phone and looks mostly at speed. Our score also weighs search and sharing, and the site around the page. Speed also varies from one test to the next, so treat a few points either way as noise and look at the list of fixes.
My site refused the check. Why?
Some sites sit behind bot protection that turns automated visitors away, and some show a consent or login page first. Try another page of the site, or write to hey@kliqer.com and we will look at it by hand.
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Or write to hey@kliqer.com. We reply within two working days.