See what your site tells a crawler.
Paste an address. We follow the redirects, read what the page declares and time the server. It is the same first pass we run before quoting any project.
Measured live from Cloudflare's edge. Nothing is stored, and the result is cached for fifteen minutes so a second look does not hit the site again.
What it looks at
Redirects. Every hop between the address you typed and the page that answers. Chains cost time on every visit and are the usual wreckage left by a migration.
Server time. How long the server takes to answer at all, measured without a browser in the way, so it separates a slow server from a heavy page.
What the page declares. Title, description, canonical, indexability, viewport, structured data, social card, image sizes, scripts in the head, and whether robots.txt points at a sitemap that actually answers.
This is a first pass, not a diagnosis. It finds the things that are true of the whole site; the rest lives in the code, and that is what an audit is for.
Want these fixed rather than measured?
Send the address of your current site and say what you want to achieve. You get questions back, then a plan and a price.