Every page checked, scored, and ranked into a fix list.
Pulse checks whether every page can be reached, read, understood and trusted, then ranks what to fix by what moves your score.
We check that Google can read and trust every page.
Can a crawler reach the page? Does it say what it is about, with a title, headings and copy that carry its subject? Is it linked from the rest of the site, and does it link to pages that still exist? Does its schema tell Google and the assistants what it describes? Is it fast, secure and right on a phone? Those are the checks, 72 across nine areas, each scored.
Your score puts the fixes that move rankings most at the top.
Every check has a weight and a scope. Page-level issues are scaled by the share of pages affected, while site-wide problems count in full. That means a missing alt tag on one page moves the score less than a robots.txt file blocking Google from part of the site. Each finding is also marked Error, Warning or Notice, so you can see what to fix first and what can wait.
SEO & AI Search, fixes made by our team →Robots, sitemaps, redirects, canonicals and headers checked live.
Pulse reads your robots file the way Google does, walks every sitemap and checks the URLs in it, samples security and delivery headers, and follows redirect chains as they run. Canonicals, duplicate content, hreflang and click depth from the homepage are checked on every page.
See how fast your most important pages load on mobile and desktop.
Choose the pages that matter, by page type or by hand, and Pulse runs PageSpeed on each of them for mobile and desktop. Each page shows its scores, its Core Web Vitals and the changes that would save the most time.
Hand your developer the score, the findings and the fix list.
Work through the report in Pulse, pass it along as a PDF, or have us make the changes.
Straight answers about Site Health.
What does Site Health check?
Every page on your site, against 72 checks in nine areas: crawlability, on-page, links, images, schema, security, mobile, external links and the link graph. Beyond the page it reads your robots file, walks your sitemaps, samples headers and follows redirects live.
How is the score calculated?
Every check carries a weight and a scope. Page-level issues are weighted by the share of pages affected, site-wide problems count in full, and sampled checks are weighted by their sample results. The score runs from 0 to 100 and is designed to compare your runs over time, so scores from other tools will not match it.
Does PageSpeed run on every page?
No. You choose the pages, by page type or by hand, and Pulse runs PageSpeed on that set for mobile and desktop. Pages you did not choose are not measured.
How often does it run?
On a schedule or when you ask. Each run creates a new audit and earlier runs are kept, so you can compare any two.
Who fixes what it finds?
Your developer, working from the report in Pulse, which lists every finding with the pages affected and what to do. If you would rather we make the changes, our team does the work and bills by the hour.
Will the list be padded with pages that do not matter?
No. Pages that are not ranking targets, such as noindex pages, pagination, feeds and media attachments, are exempt from the on-page checks. A run that stops early is reported as unfinished, never scored as complete.
See every page checked, and what to fix first.
Send us your site. We’ll run the audit and walk you through the score and the first fixes.