Checking what's broken on your website

The site check looks at any website from the outside and tells you what is wrong with it, in plain words. It is free, there is nothing to sign up for, and we don't keep a list of the sites people check.

1. Go to swiftagentsites.com/check.
2. Type your web address, for example youragency.com, and press Check it.
3. Read the results. They are sorted into what is costing you now, what is going wrong quietly, and what would be worth having.

It checks things like whether email to your domain bounces, whether your domain is about to expire, what your site looks like when somebody shares a link to it, and whether your pages can be read. Everything it reports is something you can check yourself in a minute.

Checking it on a phone

Press Check it on a phone to have the site opened on a real phone. It measures what a thumb would hit: whether the page slides sideways, whether tapping a form field zooms in, and whether your phone number is big enough to press. It takes about fifteen seconds.

Sending it to whoever can fix it

Often the person who can fix the site is not the person who ran the check. Press Copy link or Email it to send them the results. The link runs the check again when they open it, so they see the site as it is then.

If it says it could not tell

Some sites sit behind a firewall that does not show its pages to checks like this one. When that happens the check says it could not tell, rather than saying nothing is wrong.