SEO structure
Page title, meta description, canonical, headings and crawlable content that help search engines understand the page.
[ FREE WEBSITE GROWTH SCANNER ]
A free website growth scanner for SEO, conversion, trust, performance and accessibility. Enter one public page to get a prioritized baseline—not a hundred-item panic list.
[ WHAT THE SCORE CAN — AND CANNOT — TELL YOU ]
The scanner detects structural signals a customer and search engine can encounter. It cannot judge product-market fit, sales quality or the truth of a claim. Those require business context and human judgment.
[ WHAT THE WEBSITE GROWTH SCANNER CHECKS ]
The scan reads one public HTML response and turns visible signals into a practical starting point. It is built to separate issues that block discovery or action from cosmetic recommendations that can wait.
Page title, meta description, canonical, headings and crawlable content that help search engines understand the page.
Primary action, form presence and visible next steps that move a qualified visitor toward a real conversation.
Contact information, proof, process and clarity that help a buyer judge whether the business is credible and relevant.
Initial response time, HTML weight and page complexity signals that can slow the first useful experience.
Structural essentials such as language, landmarks, labels and alternative text that support people and crawlers.
[ HOW TO USE A WEBSITE GROWTH SCANNER ]
A scanner result is a starting hypothesis, not proof that a specific edit will improve rankings or revenue. Use the same page, the same definitions and a dated baseline so the next decision comes from comparable evidence.
Keep the submitted URL, category scores, first three findings and scan date. Add the page’s current Search Console impressions, clicks and position when available, plus successful lead events from analytics.
Open the page on mobile and desktop. Confirm that the flagged issue is visible, commercially relevant and not a scanner false positive before changing copy, structure, tracking or performance code.
Ship one coherent improvement, test the form and measurement path, then rescan the same URL. Compare equal Search Console periods only after Google has had time to crawl and evaluate the page.
A higher automated score is useful only when the page also becomes clearer, faster, easier to trust or easier to act on. Keep business outcomes and qualified inquiries above checklist completion.
[ WEBSITE GROWTH SCANNER FAQ ]
A website growth scanner reviews one public page for structural signals that can affect discovery, trust and action. This scan checks SEO, conversion, trust, performance and accessibility, then ranks the visible findings so the next step is clearer.
No. It reads the single public URL you submit. It does not crawl every page, open private analytics, test legal compliance or replace a technical and commercial review with business context.
No account, password or analytics access is required. Try the North Growth Lab demonstration without email; it sends no messages. Scanning your own page requires a valid email for a score and findings summary when the page can be evaluated. Limited diagnostics stay on screen and can be downloaded. Marketing follow-up is optional and requires a separate checkbox.
Treat each finding as a hypothesis to verify on the scanned page. Save the baseline, check the highest-priority issue in the real customer journey, change one meaningful thing and then compare the same URL, search visibility and qualified lead events after the change.
Yes. The scanner provides a free first-pass audit of one public page, including SEO structure, conversion paths, trust signals, performance and accessibility. It is broader than a keyword-only SEO checker and does not require an account.
Lighthouse runs a controlled mobile lab test of the submitted page. Chrome UX Report, or CrUX, adds anonymized real-user field measurements only when Google has enough eligible data for that URL or origin.