See how easily search engines can read your pages
Website health report
Find broken links, missing page details, and problems that make your site harder to find.
- Before you start
- Start with a website scan.
Website health report
Find website problems and know what to fix first.
Check whether search engines can reach your pages, understand them, and include them in search results. See the problem, the affected page, and the suggested fix.
Tools on this page (3)
Each tool, and what it does.
Whether a page's canonical link needs a closer look
Preferred address review
Weigh a page's preferred address against your scan and Google's page check, and see what disagrees with it.
- Before you start
- Requires a completed scan; preferred addresses are not changed automatically.
Whether a page should be kept, improved, merged or retired
Keep, improve or merge
Weigh one page’s text, its twins and its search evidence to see whether it should stay as it is, be improved, be merged with another page or be retired.
- Before you start
- Requires a completed scan; saved search evidence adds to it where there is any; nothing is written or removed automatically.
Opening a tool takes you to your account, after signing in if you are not already. Free to start, and a tool that needs a connection tells you before you set it up.
How it works (3)
Understand. Choose. Check again.
Understand
See what is wrong and where to find it.
- Page access, search titles, duplicate pages, and broken links
- Clear labels when a page could not be checked
- The checks used to calculate your score
Choose
Start with the most useful repair.
- How many pages are affected, and which ones
- Search visits and page links, when this data is available
- How hard a repair may be and how strong its supporting data is
Check again
Know whether the fix actually worked.
- What the page showed before and after the repair
- Warnings when two scans used different settings
- Separate results for website repairs and Google search traffic
- 01
The score summarizes the pages and checks completed. A higher score does not guarantee more visitors or sales.
- 02
A page we could not scan is marked as missing data.
- 03
To apply a supported change, connect your website platform, review the preview, and approve it.
Related pages (3)
Keep going.
What does the website scan look for?
It checks whether pages open, where links lead, whether page titles are present, which version of duplicate pages is preferred, and whether search engines are allowed to read pages and include them in results.
Will a high score put me at the top of Google?
No. Fixing website problems can help, but search results also depend on your content, other websites, and what people search for.
Can I see why a problem was flagged?
Yes. Each repair you can open shows the page, the check that found the problem, how serious it is, and why we suggest reviewing it.
Find your website's next useful repair.
Add your website, run a scan, and open an ordered list of repairs based on what we found.