Run a Quick Inspection
Get the exact problems holding one page back, their cost in the score, and the right level for each repair. Enter the page URL to start.
What we would do next
Or have Krisada look at itThis inspection reads what a public page shows the outside world. It cannot see your server logs, your Search Console data, or the other few thousand pages on the site, so a clean result here is a good sign, not a clean bill of health. What a quick inspection cannot tell you
How to read the result
The score at the top is the share of available weight the page earned. Underneath it, five bars show where the weight was lost. Below that, every finding, grouped by what you can do about it.
Quick fixes come first
These are repairs you can make at the page, template, or configuration level. Work them in the order they are listed, because they are sorted by weight, which means the first one costs you the most.
Under the hood comes second
These are findings whose cause sits above the page. Rendering, hosting, or how the site is assembled. They are listed separately because telling you to edit a page that no crawler can read the content of would be a waste of your afternoon.
Worth a closer look comes third
Signals that look wrong from outside but have a legitimate explanation an external inspection cannot rule out. A canonical pointing at another domain is either correct syndication or a serious mistake, and only you know which.
What passed comes last, collapsed
It is there so you can see the whole check list and confirm the tool actually looked at the thing you thought it looked at. It is collapsed because a list of things that are already fine is not why you came.
Inspect more than one page
One URL tells you about one URL. Most findings live in a shared template, so a result from your homepage often describes every page on the site. But not always, and on framework builds it frequently does not.
Run the inspection on at least three different page types: your homepage, a content page, and whichever template does the real commercial work. If they disagree, the disagreement is the finding.
What this does not do
It does not execute JavaScript, because most AI retrievers do not either. It does not check rankings, backlinks, or traffic, because none of those are visible in a page. It does not crawl your whole site. And it does not promise that fixing everything it found will make anything happen, because that is not a promise anyone can honestly make.