Free tools to analyze your website
Test a site’s speed, SEO, hosting and domain name in a few seconds, with no account. Each tool is developed by our studio, and each result is explained in plain language.
Why a studio offers free tools
Digilia is a web development studio based in Montreal. Every site we deliver is fast, accessible, secure and easy for Google to read. These tools check some of those points on yours, in a few seconds.
A first step, on the house
Before any contact, you see where your site stands. If the result is enough for you, there is nothing to ask us. If you have questions, send us a request with the form below the result, and we will get back to you.
No account, no email
The result appears without signing up, and nothing is tied to your name. The tested address and its result are kept for 90 days, long enough to share them, then deleted automatically.
A developer’s opinion
The speed test detects the site’s CMS and caching, then says what we would look at first. The SEO checker explains each check in plain language.
Honest about their limits
One page or one domain at a time, under test conditions. Each tool says what it cannot see: the rest of the site, your position in Google, the host hidden behind a CDN.
One link per result
Each test has its own address: send it to your team or to the person who manages your site, and they will see the same result. After a fix, a new test gives you a second link, to compare before and after.
And after the test?
Depending on what the result shows, here is the service that fixes the problem.
Your page is slow
Slowdowns mostly come from the theme, the plugins, the images and the scripts. No need to rebuild everything: we fix it at the source, and measure before and after.
The same errors come back from page to page
A tag is missing here, a page is blocked there. The audit checks the whole site, not one page, and tells you what to fix first.
Fixing would cost more
A theme that is too heavy, a page builder, abandoned plugins: sometimes speeding up costs more than rebuilding. The redesign keeps the pages that already bring in traffic.
Nobody knows who manages what
Host, domain, accounts: when everything is in the name of a former agency, every change gets complicated. Maintenance starts with a review of who has access to what.
