AI platforms and Google can only cite a page they can reach, read and trust. Site health checks the pages you pick: how fast they load, whether search engines and AI crawlers may read them, and what to fix.
Open it from Explorer > Search > Site health in the sidebar (/seo). The page has four tabs: Overview, Lighthouse, Technical and Competitors.
Click Add page
Enter the Page URL, or pick one of the pages the app finds in your sitemap
Add a Label if you like ("Homepage", "Pricing")
Pick the Device the audits simulate: Mobile or Desktop
Click Add page
A brand can track up to 50 pages.
Site health: one score from four parts: Lighthouse (the average of the four Lighthouse scores), Indexability (pages search engines may index), AI-Crawlability (AI bots allowed) and Structured data (pages with schema)
Pages at risk: pages whose scores dropped or that gained issues since their previous audit
Tracked pages: each page with its Performance score, its Issues and its Last audit
Issues by category and Issues by impact (High, Medium, Low) across every page
Click a page to open its audits.
Tab | What it does | Article |
|---|---|---|
Lighthouse | Performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO scores, Core Web Vitals and real-user data | |
Technical | Robots.txt, sitemap, meta tags, structured data, links, AI crawlers and security | |
Competitors | The same Lighthouse audit on a competitor's page, side by side with yours |
Action | Credits |
|---|---|
Lighthouse audit | 1 |
Competitor audit | 1 |
Technical audit | Free |
Adding pages and reading results is open on every plan. Running audits needs Starter or higher on the brand owner's plan. Owners and editors run audits; viewers see the results.
Findings from audits can land in Tasks as suggestions (sources SEO audit and Technical audit).
Score | Meaning |
|---|---|
90 to 100 | Good |
50 to 89 | Needs improvement |
0 to 49 | Poor |
Fix high impact issues first, then work down. Rerun an audit after you change the site to check the fix.
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