What does the health check look at?
Four things. How fast the page loads on a phone, whether Google can read it properly, whether the domain’s email is protected against fake messages, and whether the domain is paid up and set up sensibly. The scores are combined into one number out of 100.
Is it free?
Yes. It uses free public services, including Google PageSpeed Insights, Cloudflare DNS and the domain registry. Your browser asks them directly, so Binfield does not see the address you check.
How is the score worked out?
Speed counts for 30 points, SEO 25, email 20, the domain 15 and accessibility and security 10. If Google cannot test the page, the score uses the checks that did run and says so.
What does a good score look like?
85 or more is in good shape. Between 65 and 85 is a decent start with some clear fixes. Below that, the fix-first list shows where to begin.
Can you fix what it finds?
Yes. Press the button at the bottom of the report and it opens an email to us with the top fixes already filled in.