Check your site free. Know where you stand.
One free scan for health, speed, mobile, SSL, SEO basics and cookie trust. No card, no catch. If your site lets people post or upload, we will flag the Online Safety Act questions that may apply.
What the check looks like
Demo preview: WaveCheck scans a website and lands on a health score of 92 out of 100, with bars for speed, SEO and trust signals.
We could not finish that scan
Check the URL is public, then try again. If it keeps failing, we can run the check manually or talk through a WaveSites brief instead.
- No card, no catch
- Built and run in the UK
- Results in minutes
- A record you can keep
Fix:
Next step
Site needs work? Start with WaveSites
Keep the scan for your records, then build a proper site on a domain you own. Built with you by real British humans who check everything.
May apply to your site
Online Safety Act check
Your scan picked up user posts, uploads or similar features. A short WaveCheck OSA questionnaire helps you understand the duties that may apply. Plain questions, not fear framing. Not legal advice.
How it works
One calm scan first. Safety questions only if your site looks like it has user-generated content.
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Enter your homepage URL
We check speed, mobile, SSL, SEO basics, crawlability and cookie trust signals on the page customers see first.
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Read your score and fixes
See grouped findings with plain-English fixes. Download or email a PDF if you want a dated record.
- Speed and mobile readiness
- SSL and basic security signals
- SEO basics and crawlability
- Cookie and privacy trust signals
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Safety branch, only if it applies
A brochure site for a cafe or plumber is often out of scope. If people can post, comment, review or upload, we surface a calm link to the Online Safety Act questionnaire.
The WaveCheck safety check helps you understand Online Safety Act duties where posting and uploads are in play. It is not legal advice.
Who it's for
- Owners who suspect their site is slow, unsafe or invisible on Google, but do not know where to start
- Anyone briefing a rebuild who wants an honest starting score first
- Sites that let people post, comment or upload, who need to know if Online Safety Act duties apply
What you own
- The scan result and PDF are yours to keep, no subscription needed
- No card and nothing sprung on you afterwards
- A plain-English report you can hand to a developer, or to us
Before you run the check
Yes. Run the scan as many times as you like, no card, no trial that quietly turns into a subscription. If you want a PDF or emailed copy, we just ask for a name and email so the report has an accountable requester.
If your site lets people post, comment, review or upload, extra duties can apply under the Online Safety Act. WaveCheck flags this in plain language and offers a short questionnaire. It is guidance, not legal advice.
No. Enter your URL and run the scan. An account only comes into play later, if you decide to start a WaveSites build or want ongoing monitoring.
You get a plain-English breakdown with fixes for each finding. Some you can action yourself; others are the kind of thing a WaveSites rebuild solves properly. Either way, the record is yours to keep.
Yes for the vast majority of small business sites, brochure pages and landing pages. Very unusual setups (heavy single-page apps, sites blocking all bots) can return thinner results, and we will say so rather than fake a score.
What you can expect from us
We are a small British studio, not a call centre. Here is the plain version of what that means day to day.
Plain English, always
No jargon-stuffed sales calls. We tell you what a feature actually does, what it costs, and when it is not worth having yet.
We check our own work
Every WaveSites build and WaveAI setup gets a real WaveCheck pass before we call it finished, so fewer surprises land after launch.
You keep what is yours
Your domain, your content and your customer relationships stay yours. Take a static export with you if Tidalux is ever not the right fit.
A person, not a ticket queue
Small studio, real people. We read what you send and reply as humans, not a rotating support script.