Website Health Check for B2B tech companies

    The B2Ne Website Health Check scores your homepage out of 100 on the four things buyers and search engines notice first: speed, security, mobile and search basics. Enter your domain and your scores appear in about 30 seconds. €0. No login, and nothing is installed on your site.

    27 checks in total, including whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Perplexity are allowed to read your site.

    Nobody tells you what your website is costing you.

    Beta

    Enter your domain. In about 30 seconds you get a score out of 100 for speed, security, mobile and search basics, because a slow page loses a visitor before your pitch starts. €0. No obligation. A perfect 100 is rare, and 90 and above already means a healthy site.

    How this works

    • We read only what any visitor's browser can see: your homepage, its public files and its security settings. Nothing is installed on your site and no access is needed.
    • The speed and mobile measurements come from Google's own PageSpeed tool, so you can verify every number with Google's free checker yourself.
    • Every score in your report shows the actual measured value, and it states plainly what was not measured. An estimate that names its limits is one you can trust.
    • Once your scores are ready, we ask for an email address to send the full report to. The scores stay on screen either way.

    These scores are an estimate, not a full audit. They come from automated checks and Google PageSpeed data, and can vary with server load, location and time of day. Use them as a direction, not a verdict. Score bands: 90 to 100 strong, 50 to 89 needs work, 0 to 49 urgent.

    What we check

    Mobile
    • Viewport tag
    • Readable font sizes
    • Tap target size
    • Lighthouse mobile score
    Speed
    • Lighthouse performance score
    • Largest Contentful Paint
    • Cumulative Layout Shift
    • Total Blocking Time
    • Time to First Byte
    Security
    • Valid HTTPS certificate and expiry date
    • HTTP to HTTPS redirect
    • HSTS
    • Content-Security-Policy
    • X-Frame-Options
    • X-Content-Type-Options
    • Referrer-Policy
    Search basics
    • Title tag
    • Meta description
    • Single H1
    • Canonical tag
    • robots.txt
    • sitemap.xml
    • Image alt text
    • Structured data (schema)
    • Indexability
    • AI crawler access in robots.txt
    • llms.txt

    Questions about the Website Health Check

    Four areas, 27 checks in total. Speed (5 checks, including Largest Contentful Paint and Time to First Byte), Security (7, including HTTPS, HSTS and security headers), Mobile (4, including tap target and font size) and Search basics (11, including title, meta description, structured data, AI crawler access and llms.txt).

    About 30 seconds, and €0. There is no account to create. Your scores stay on screen. If you want the full report with the 3 fixes that matter most for your site, you can leave an email address, and you can skip that step.

    Speed and Mobile come from Google's own PageSpeed test, so you can verify every number with Google's free checker. Security and Search basics read only what any visitor's browser can see: your homepage, its public files and its security settings. Nothing is installed and no access is needed.

    Speed and Mobile come from a live Google test that simulates a mid-range phone on a slow connection, so they can move by 20 points or more between runs. Run the check two or three times and read the pattern. Security and Search basics stay the same until something on your site changes.

    90 and above means a healthy site. A perfect 100 is rare, because every single check has to pass at the same time. Once you are in the 90s, the time is better spent on your offer than on the last few points.

    Yes. It checks whether your robots.txt lets AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot read your pages, and whether you publish an llms.txt file that tells AI assistants what your company does. Both affect whether tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity can cite you.