WebScore: The 60-Second Website Audit Built for Developers, Founders and AI
2026-08-14
Your website can look great and still quietly lose traffic, conversions, and rankings.
Slow pages, missing SEO signals, accessibility problems, weak security headers, poor Core Web Vitals, broken email authentication, unclear calls to action, and a weak backlink profile can all hold a website back. The problem is finding all of these issues usually means jumping between multiple tools.
WebScore brings them together in one fast website audit.
One scan. Seven dimensions.
WebScore analyzes a website in about 60 seconds across seven important areas:
- Performance & Core Web Vitals — measured through Google's PageSpeed Insights infrastructure.
- SEO — technical and on-page SEO checks combined with Google Search Console insights.
- Accessibility — WCAG-focused checks to identify usability and accessibility issues.
- Security — SSL, security headers, SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks.
- Best Practices — technical issues and recommendations that can affect website quality.
- Domain Metrics — domain authority, backlinks, referring domains and dofollow links.
- AI Conversion Audit — AI analyzes real desktop and mobile screenshots to identify weak CTAs, unclear value propositions, missing trust signals and conversion friction.
Instead of simply giving you a score, WebScore tells you what is wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it.
Your website audit can now run from AI
One of WebScore's newest features is its MCP server, allowing AI coding assistants to interact directly with your website audits.
Connect WebScore with tools such as Claude, Cursor, Codex or Grok, and your AI assistant can run audits, inspect existing results, read detailed fix instructions, retrieve Search Console performance data, examine valuable backlinks, and manage monitoring.
That means you can ask your AI assistant questions about your website without constantly switching between dashboards.
Because WebScore can read stored results instead of re-scanning every time, retrieving an existing audit is instant.
And audits performed through AI are automatically reflected in your WebScore dashboard.
Stop collecting scores. Start fixing problems.
A website audit is only useful if it helps you take action.
Every WebScore issue includes a priority and clear, step-by-step guidance. Whether you're fixing technical SEO, improving accessibility, addressing security problems, or trying to increase conversions, you get a practical path forward instead of another list of confusing metrics.
You can also enable automated daily or weekly monitoring and receive an email when your website's score drops.
Historical tracking lets you see whether your work is actually improving the website over time, while PDF exports make it easy to share professional reports with clients or teams.
Built for modern website owners
WebScore is designed for developers, indie hackers, SaaS founders, marketers and agencies that need a fast and honest picture of website health.
It's particularly useful when you're launching a new website, taking over an existing project, preparing a client report, troubleshooting declining performance, or simply trying to understand what should be fixed next.
There is also a collection of free, no-signup tools, including an image converter and compressor, SSL checker, SPF/DKIM/DMARC checker, email DNS generator, favicon tools, Open Graph image generator and metadata inspector.
Simple pricing, no subscription
WebScore keeps pricing straightforward.
You can preview your website scores for free, unlock an individual full report for $3, or purchase Lifetime access for $29.99 with no recurring subscription.
The Lifetime plan includes the full audit platform, MCP server and API access.
You can start with a free scan and see exactly what WebScore finds before paying for anything.
If you want to know what is quietly costing your website traffic, conversions and rankings, start with a 60-second WebScore audit.