Lighthouse-backed scoring
Keep the familiar Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO scores users expect from Lighthouse and PageSpeed.
Free website audit tool
WordPress Speed Test in 60 Seconds
Run a WordPress speed test that keeps Lighthouse-backed scoring while also checking broken links, SEO gaps, accessibility issues, and visible UI defects.
What this audit checks
A website audit that goes beyond a generic page speed test
ScanlyApp helps teams searching for wordpress website speed check or test wordpress website speed run a Lighthouse-backed audit with Core Web Vitals context, broken links, accessibility findings, and client-facing QA issues.
Broken links and HTTP failures
Catch dead destinations and response failures that damage conversions, trust, and campaign performance.
SEO and Core Web Vitals context
Review metadata, canonical tags, heading structure, and search-facing issues alongside Core Web Vitals signals.
Mobile and UI issues
Surface visible layout problems, dead interactions, and mobile breakpoints that stakeholders notice first.
Runtime and script failures
Capture console errors and client-side failures that make a site unstable in production.
Evidence-ready report
Turn a one-time scan into a shareable report that agencies can use in client reviews, handoffs, and sales conversations.
Why this tool matters
Why this WordPress speed test is different
A wordpress website speed check should not stop at a single number. WordPress sites often fail through a mix of content, plugin, SEO, accessibility, and runtime problems that a basic score does not explain well.
What this audit adds for WordPress teams
- Lighthouse-backed scoring with Core Web Vitals context
- broken link detection across public pages
- SEO metadata and heading structure review
- accessibility findings that affect visitors and compliance
- UI and runtime issues that make the site feel unstable
What happens after the scan
Use the report to prioritize the highest-impact fixes first, then automate repeat audits so theme, plugin, and content changes do not introduce new regressions silently.
Monitoring upsell
One audit is useful. Continuous monitoring is how agencies stay ahead.
When a website is slow, broken, or unstable, the problem is rarely fixed forever after one report. Convert this one-time audit into recurring monitoring so teams catch Lighthouse regressions, broken links, SEO drops, and client-facing bugs before launch days and stakeholder reviews.
Monitor multiple client sites from one dashboard
Automate recurring audits every 24 hours
Track new regressions instead of rereading the same issues
Share evidence-rich reports with clients and internal teams
FAQ
Common questions about this tool
Is this WordPress audit limited to performance?
No. It keeps Lighthouse-backed performance scoring, but it also checks broken links, SEO metadata, accessibility gaps, runtime failures, and UI issues.
Can it help with WordPress Core Web Vitals problems?
Yes. The report adds Core Web Vitals context and combines it with other QA findings that often hurt real visitor experience.
Is this useful for plugin-heavy WordPress sites?
Yes. That is where broken links, script failures, layout issues, and SEO regressions often appear together, and this report keeps those findings in one place.
Can agencies reuse this for multiple WordPress clients?
Yes. Start with a one-time audit, then move the same site into recurring monitoring so regressions are caught automatically.