A website health check is an all-in-one scan that gives your site a single health score across every discipline that matters: server response and uptime, speed and Core Web Vitals, security, SEO, mobile-friendliness and accessibility.
Instead of running six separate tools, WPDoctor scans your site once and returns one clear grade plus a snapshot of each area — so you instantly know where to focus.
Most tools check one thing — speed, or SEO, or security. But a healthy website has to get all of them right at once, and a problem in any single area can undermine the rest. The website health checker runs a single scan and returns one overall grade, plus a snapshot of each discipline, so you instantly know whether a site is in good shape or needs work.
It's the fastest way to triage a site: run it, read the grade, and drill into whichever category is dragging the score down.
If you run an agency or freelance, the health checker is a powerful first-contact tool. Paste a prospect's URL and, in seconds, you have a credible, categorized snapshot of what's wrong with their site — a natural opening for a conversation about fixing it. It's equally useful for a fast monthly self-check of your own sites.
Because it covers every category at once, it surfaces problems you might not have thought to look for, like a security gap on a site you only worried about speed for.
The free health check gives you the headline grade and the category breakdown. When you're ready to act, the full WPDoctor audit in your account goes deeper in every discipline — crawling your whole site, listing each issue with its severity, and giving exact, code-level fixes plus a prioritized treatment plan.
Start with the free snapshot to see where you stand, then create a free account to get the complete report and start fixing.
It's a weighted grade across security, performance, SEO, mobile and accessibility — a quick indicator of overall site quality, with details behind it.
It's the snapshot version. The full audit in your account goes deeper in each category with exact, code-level fixes.
Yes. It works on any site; WordPress-specific checks apply automatically when we detect WordPress.
Monthly is a good baseline, plus after major changes. Paid plans can monitor automatically and alert you to drops.
Higher is better, but the score matters less than the findings behind it. A 'B' with a couple of critical security issues needs more urgent attention than an 'A-' with only minor cosmetic ones.
Yes — the check works on any public URL, so it's a quick way to benchmark your site against a competitor's health across speed, SEO and security.