Free tools
Check your website
before your customer does
Seven checks that answer the most common questions about a website: is it up, is the certificate still valid, when does the domain expire, is your email protected, does the server send security headers, can search engines see the site and is it accessible to people with disabilities. No account, no email address.
We check from the outside, exactly like an ordinary visitor. We need no access to your site.
Is my website down
Check from the outside whether the site responds, and whether the problem is on your end.
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SSL certificate
Expiry date, issuer, name coverage and everything else that makes the padlock disappear.
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Domain expiry
When the domain expires, who the registrar is and whether anyone can move it without your knowledge.
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SPF, DKIM and DMARC
Why your email lands in spam, and whether someone can send invoices from your address.
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Security headers
Eight items you set on the server in a quarter of an hour, and every audit asks about them.
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robots.txt analysis
One file can take the whole site out of Google while the server answers perfectly. Check what you let get indexed.
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robots.txt generator
Build a correct robots.txt in a few clicks: let search engines in, block AI crawlers, hide the back end.
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WCAG accessibility check
Find out whether someone using a screen reader or no mouse can get through your page. A 0–100 score and the main barriers with fix instructions.
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Why this matters
All of these fail quietly. A certificate expires overnight, a domain expires because the invoice went to a mailbox nobody reads, and nobody looks at security headers until a client sends an auditor. A tool tells you how things are today. Monitoring tells you the moment they change.
That was one area. Site condition has four.
This check is a slice of one of the four areas of site condition. The free review in the wizard combines them into a single 0–100 score and shows what takes points away and where to start.
- A provisional 0–100 score right after the review, with a reason next to every point taken away
- Then ongoing care: a check every 5 minutes on the free plan, an alert once a follow-up check confirms the problem
- A warning before the certificate and the domain expire
- Email notifications with no limit