Find out what's wrong with your website

Most analyses complete in 30–60 seconds. The time depends on the website's speed and complexity. If a site is very slow or blocks automated access, the analysis may time out after 90 seconds.

We never share the sites you audit with third parties. A report is kept on disk for 30 minutes so you can revisit or share the link — or 24 hours when it is part of a scan-again or comparison chain — and it is then deleted. The public stats page shows only aggregate counts, never the domains or the reports.

Both use Lighthouse under the hood. SiteRepair focuses on three things PageSpeed lacks: (1) plain-language explanations of why each issue matters, (2) copy-ready code fixes you can paste directly into your site, and (3) a cleaner, more readable report layout that non-developers can understand.

You can audit any publicly accessible website. We block requests to private/internal network addresses (localhost, 192.168.x.x, etc.) for security reasons. Sites that require login cannot be fully audited.

Core Web Vitals are Google's official metrics for measuring user experience on the web. They are: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) — how fast the main content loads (target: under 2.5s), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) — how stable the layout is (target: under 0.1), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP) — how responsive the page is (target: under 200ms). Google uses these as ranking factors.

Yes. SiteRepair can audit Arabic websites and RTL layouts. The interface is currently in English, but the audit engine can process pages in different languages.

Yes. You can use SiteRepair to generate health reports for client work. You can export a report as PDF and share the report link.