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Roast my website: a free check of the things visitors and Google notice first

Updated 2026-11-04 · Small business, landlords and freelancers · by CyberMax

Short answer

A useful website roast checks what visitors and search engines see first: a clear title and meta description, HTTPS, how fast the server answers, social preview tags (Open Graph and Twitter), a viewport tag for phones, one H1, image alt text, page weight, a favicon, a sitemap, robots.txt, a canonical link and a language tag, plus whether your links work. Fix the failures in that order.

  1. Open the free Website Roast and paste your home page address.
  2. Read the score out of 100, the three roast lines and the one compliment.
  3. Fix the first roast line first: it is the biggest problem the check found.
  4. Run it again after each fix and share the result card if you like it.
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Good to know

A roast checks the page from the outside; it is a quick health check, not a full SEO audit.

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Questions

Is it free?

Yes. The roast and its share card are free, with no sign-up.

What does it check?

Title, meta description, server speed, HTTPS, Open Graph and Twitter tags, up to 10 links, viewport, H1, alt text, HTML weight, favicon, sitemap, robots.txt, canonical and language.

Is there a deeper report?

Website Roast Pro adds a fix report, the head tags to paste, a PDF or Markdown export and history, for one payment.

Free: the Small Business Starter Kit

Bookkeeping and profit previews plus free invoice, rent receipt, margin and HACCP/allergen tools, then 5 short emails on margins, invoicing and checklists.

You get one email to confirm first. Then the kit, and 5 short emails over two weeks. One-click unsubscribe in every email; we never share your address.