Free tool
Check your website.
Enter a domain. We measure the speed on a simulated phone, check the technical basics and look at what your site loads before a visitor clicks anything. You get a score, and an honest account of what the measurement does not tell you.
No sign-up. Home page only. It takes up to a minute, because Google measures the speed there and then.
Checking
We do not go looking for problems. If there is something we cannot check, we say so.
What you get
Three things in one minute.
A score, and what it tells you.
19 automated checks: half is Google's Lighthouse, half our own. We write down what the number does not tell you, and sort every finding by whether it is worth fixing.
The mirror.
For five seconds we show you your site the way a visitor sees it on a phone. Then you answer three questions a machine cannot answer.
Cookies before consent.
We open the site in a browser and click nothing. We record which cookies it sets and which other domains it contacts before anybody has consented.
Automated result
Google is still measuring speed. The number lands here.
out of 100
So is your site good?
This number does not tell you that. It summarises 19 automated checks. It does not know whether a visitor understands your offering, whether they trust you, whether they find a way to reach you, or whether the things it flagged are worth fixing at all.
An automated check is useful. Just do not mistake a measurement for a judgement.
The mirror
The mirror.
This is how a phone saw your site the moment it arrived.
We will show it to you for five seconds.
What had a visitor seen after one second?
The preview when shared.
Privacy
Cookies before consent.
We loaded your site in a browser and clicked nothing. This is what happened.
| Cookie | Domain | Lifetime | Kind |
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Findings
Findings.
Sorted by what we would do about them. Not by severity, and not by colour.
Crawlers
Who is allowed onto your site.
What your robots.txt says to the twelve crawlers people ask about most. We read the rules for the home path. We change nothing.
We give no score for how well artificial intelligence sees you, because we would have to invent one. Below are the rules your site actually publishes.
Accessibility
Can everyone use the site?
We check only part of accessibility automatically. Below is what we measured, and beside it the law that has applied in Slovenia since 28 June 2025.
Scope
What would a redesign cost?
All our prices are final. VAT exempt under paragraph 1 of Article 94 of the Slovenian VAT Act (ZDDV-1).
What now
Send it to your developer.
If you have a developer, send them this list. There is no pitch in it, only findings and the sources behind them.
Limits of the tool
What a machine cannot do.
A machine is good at counting, measuring and spotting patterns. It cannot judge whether your offering is clear, whether the site earns trust, or whether you are even fixing the right problem.
The machine measures
- A valid HTTPS connection and the page's technical basics.
- The robots.txt file and the sitemap.
- Google's speed measurement on a simulated phone.
- Automated accessibility signals.
- Cookies and other domains loaded before the first click.
A person judges
- Is it clear within seconds what you sell, and to whom?
- Does the site earn trust, or lose it?
- Is the route to contact short and obvious?
- Does the design suit your business, rather than any business?
- Will Google or ChatGPT cite you? No public check can honestly promise that.
We do not check: keyword density, word counts, backlinks, so-called domain authority, AI readiness, WCAG conformance or search rankings. The first five are not measures of quality. WCAG conformance needs a manual review, and nobody can guarantee a ranking.
Why the number is not a verdict
Every tool of this kind, ours included, measures what can be measured and rolls the measurements into one number. As a to-do list it is useful. As a judgement it is not: it does not know whether a visitor understands your offering, trusts you, or finds a way to contact you.
That is why, after the check, we show you your site the way a visitor sees it on a phone, with three questions you answer yourself. We do not store your answers and we never tie them to your domain. At the end of a check we record only how many of the three you answered yes to.
For the same reason we use no green, amber or red, we promise no rankings, and we will not sell you a technical fix just to move the number.
Manual review
Then a person takes over.
The machine has said its piece. We review the rest: the offering, the structure, trust, the mobile experience, the route to contact, and which of the findings above are actually worth your money. You get a list of what to fix first, what can wait, and what we would leave alone.
Website review €390
One-off fee. All our prices are final. VAT exempt under paragraph 1 of Article 94 of the Slovenian VAT Act (ZDDV-1).
What the review covers
- Offering and structure: whether it is clear within seconds what you sell and to whom.
- Trust: what on the page convinces a visitor and what stops them.
- The mobile experience and the route to contact, step by step.
- Technology, accessibility and search basics, with automated signals and a manual pass.
- A chapter called "What we would not fix", so you do not pay for work with no effect.
If the site is fine, we tell you that too.
Two things only you can check, because Google's and Microsoft's tools show them and a public check does not. Whether your domain is included in Google's generative results: since 31 August 2026 you manage that setting in Search Console. Whether Copilot cites you: the AI Performance report in Bing Webmaster Tools shows that.
For site administrators
What our server does.
When somebody enters your domain, our server fetches your home page once, along with a few public files: robots.txt, llms.txt, the sitemap and the sharing image. It also checks whether the http:// address redirects to https://. A browser with no user then loads your page twice, once at phone size and once at desktop size; and Google's PageSpeed Insights measures it on a simulated phone. We check no other page, and we never visit a site on our own initiative.
User agent: VektorAnaliza/1.0. Add a User-agent: VektorAnaliza group with Disallow: / to your robots.txt and we will stop loading your pages. We read that file first, before your home page, so the rule applies from the very first check. We keep a result for at most 24 hours, or 14 days if a visitor shares it by link.
We deliberately do not read a User-agent: * group as a refusal. A check is started by a person who typed the domain, and a rule that turns every crawler away is itself one of the findings we have to be able to report. Only a group written for us applies.
Questions
Common questions about the tool
Is the tool really free?
Yes. We ask for no e-mail address, no account and no card. You see the result on this page, and we keep it for at most 24 hours, or 14 days if you share it by link.
What does the number actually mean?
It summarises 19 automated checks: half of it comes from Google's Lighthouse, half from our own checks. It tells you what can be measured. It does not tell you whether the site works for your visitors, and it is not a grade that anybody else sees or acts on.
Do you check the whole website?
No. We check the home page only, in one browser, from Frankfurt. We read the sitemap to estimate the scope, and we do not open any other page.
Can you guarantee a better position in Google?
No. Nobody can guarantee a search position, and neither can we. The tool shows the technical basics and what your site loads before consent. Which of those things is worth fixing is a judgement, not a measurement.
Order a manual review.
Tell us the address of your site and what worries you most about it. If you have just run the automated check, its outcome is attached to your message for you. We reply within one working day as a rule.