A health score you can track
A score from 0 to 100, with a status from critical to protected and a trend line across your scans.
Site Health checks your live site the way visitors and Google see it, explains every problem in plain words and tells you what to fix first. All it needs is your address.
Illustrative screen with sample data
An expiring certificate, a broken link, a page Google is told to skip, a slow home page. Each one costs visitors and rankings, and none of them shows when you open your own home page.
Site Health runs 115 checks across security, SEO, speed, accessibility, domain and email setup and more, then reads up to 2,000 of your pages for broken links and missing titles. Every finding says what's wrong, why it matters and how to fix it.
Let it scan on a schedule and it alerts you to new problems, so a bad update or an expired certificate is caught within days, not whenever someone happens to notice.
No plugin, no DNS change, no server access. Site Health reads your site over the web and opens your home page in a real browser to measure speed, page weight and layout shifts.
Add your site's address
Security certificate, privacy and trackers, whether Google may index you, your sitemap, speed, accessibility, domain and email records, outdated scripts with known security holes. Each area shows how much looks good.
Explains every finding in plain words
The scan reads up to 2,000 of your pages, flags missing titles, thin pages and images without alt text, and finds every internal link to a dead page. Point each one to a working page with a redirect.
Each problem is ranked from critical to info, with the fix spelled out. Hand the list to your developer, and the next scan confirms what's solved.
Fix it, or pass it on
Where your plan includes it, scans repeat every 1, 3, 7, 14 or 30 days and alert you as soon as one finds a new problem, so a broken update never sits unnoticed for long.
Rescans and compares with last time
Real screens from a demo site with sample data. Select a screen to see it larger.
A score from 0 to 100, with a status from critical to protected and a trend line across your scans.
Every finding sorted into fix now, fix next and improve, plus what's new, back or fixed since the last scan.
Missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, thin pages, pages hidden from Google and every dead internal link, ready to export.
Screenshots of how visitors actually see it, right next to the result.
What was found, what changed and what passed, as PDF, Markdown, CSV or JSON for your developer or client.
Scans your site on your schedule and alerts you to new or returning problems in the app, by email or by browser push. Counts against its own monthly limit, never your manual scans.
A daily or weekly email of what was found and what got fixed, skipped when nothing happened.
Site Health explains; it never changes your website. You or your developer make the fix, and the next scan confirms it.
Dismiss a false alarm or an accepted risk with a short reason, and no scan reopens it.
A broken address becomes a redirect only when you create it or accept a suggestion.
That's it. No plugin, DNS record, server access or Search Console needed.
If a firewall turns the scanner away, Site Health says so instead of calling your site broken, and shows how to let it in on SiteGround, Cloudflare and Wordfence.
Turning a broken link into a redirect uses Redirects & 404s, served by WordPress with the RankFlow plugin or a Custom REST connection.
In every plan
AI work counts toward your plan's monthly limits. You always see how much is left, and you can request more whenever you need it.
See pricingNo. It reads your site over the web, like a visitor or Google does, so it works for any website, not only WordPress.
Up to 2,000 pages for links, titles, descriptions and headings. Speed, accessibility and third-party scripts are measured on your home page in a real browser.
It tells you exactly how, and the fix happens on your site. Broken links are the exception: you can redirect them straight from RankFlow on WordPress with the RankFlow plugin or a Custom REST connection.
No. The checks, explanations and score are worked out in code. Scans run a real browser on our servers, so they count toward your plan, and a scan that never ran is given back.
It checks whether Google is allowed to index them: robots.txt, noindex tags, canonicals and the sitemap. Whether Google actually indexed your articles comes from Search Console, once it's connected.
Send us your web address and tell us what you publish. We'll reply by email and set you up on the plan that fits. Then you connect your site and the articles start coming.