The issue, in plain language
An explanation your client can follow, without losing the details the people doing the work need.
See an example →WebCheck helps freelancers and small agencies turn a website’s issues into plain explanations and useful next steps.
For freelancers and small agencies
who support their clients on the web.
A few optimisations can improve your visitors’ experience.
Less jargon. More clarity. Clients who know what to do.
Audit a public page with Lighthouse. No sign-up: choose mobile, desktop or both and get results that are explained.
Add your agency’s or your client’s name. This information is not saved with the audit and only appears in the PDF and the copied summary.
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A plain-language reading, easy to share with your client.
The filter applies on screen only; the PDF and the copied summary keep every action.
Automated checks help spot some issues, but they do not replace a human review and guarantee neither search ranking nor the absence of defects.
Up to five reports saved in this browser. Pick two audits of the same page and device to compare scores and findings, then print the result. They are not synced, and a change of domain does not carry them over automatically.
To compare, choose two audits of the same page and device.
WebCheck turns Lighthouse results into accessible explanations, visible priorities and next steps to review with your client.
An explanation your client can follow, without losing the details the people doing the work need.
See an example →A clear order of priority separates useful improvements from details that can wait.
See an example →Share a professional snapshot and turn findings into concrete next steps.
For your agency →A report should not leave your client facing a list of technical terms. It should help them understand the situation and decide on the next action.
A visible priorityUnderstand what deserves your attention first.
The right explanationThe right level of detail for the client and the professional.
A presentable resultA clear format to share during a client meeting.
Sample report · Fictional data
3 suggested actions to improve the site.
Large image files can slow down loading on mobile.
A descriptive title helps visitors understand what the page is about.
Good contrast makes reading easier for more visitors.
Demo content. These results do not come from a real audit.
Audit a page, explain the findings at the right level of detail and agree on the next actions with your client. Each audit covers one URL and runs separately.
Run an audit See pricingAutomated checks can help spot some issues. They do not replace human expertise and guarantee neither a better ranking nor the absence of defects.
What WebCheck analyses, what the results mean and what happens to your URL.
Read the data detailsWebCheck asks Google Lighthouse to evaluate a public page for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO. Each audit covers a single URL; it is not a crawl of the whole site.
Choose “Both” to get both reports in a single audit. Each mode uses a different simulation and different loading conditions. Scores can also vary between two audits; they are an indicator, not an absolute measure of every visitor’s experience.
No. Automated checks only cover some criteria. A score guarantees neither a position in search engines, nor compliance, nor the absence of issues.
Without an account, WebCheck does not keep your reports: a result may only stay 15 minutes in the Cloudflare cache. With an account, we keep your email address, your name and your number of analyses per day, never the audited addresses. If you choose to, you can save up to five reports in this browser to compare them; they are not synced. The PDF stays on your device. Details in Data and privacy.
The URL is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights to run the audit. Do not submit private links, access tokens or URLs containing confidential information. See the Data and privacy page.
The page may be unreachable by the analysis service, or the Google API may be temporarily unavailable. The number of analyses is also limited each day: 5 without an account, 15 with a free account and 200 with Pro (a “Both” audit counts as two). Check that the page is public, then try again a little later.
The free plan allows up to 15 analyses per day with an account. Pro, from $9 per month, raises the limit to 200 analyses per day for your client work, with no commitment: cancel anytime and get a full refund within 14 days of your first payment. See pricing.
After the audit, choose “Print / save as PDF” and use your browser’s PDF option. The file stays under your control; WebCheck does not create public share links in this version.
Audit a public page on mobile, desktop or both, browse the client or technical explanations and export the report as a PDF. You can also save up to five audits in this browser to compare them.
Audit a page No account · one page per audit · saved locally only if you ask.