Website health check: One score for the site. Six cards that explain it.

Every two weeks, on the 1st and the 15th, on every plan including Starter. You can also run it on demand from the tab. Deterministic checks run on every page every time; the AI-judged read is cached against a content hash, so pages that have not changed since the last crawl are not re-read.

No plan caps it, and there is no sampling. The crawl seeds from your sitemap, adds your homepage whether the sitemap declares it or not, then follows internal links to complete the link graph. The only ceiling is a safety bound of 2,000 pages per run. Willowdale Equity, the site in these screens, scores 272. If your host or firewall refuses part of the crawl, an alert says how many pages were read, the scores come from those, the checks that need your whole site are held rather than guessed, and Let our crawler through shows the rule to add for your host and tests it.

Yes, once Search Console is connected. The Indexing section shows how many of your pages Google has indexed, how long your new pages took to get there, the pages that need attention with Google’s own reason, and your latest new pages, each with an Inspect link that opens it in Search Console. Verand asks Google about every page about once a week and about new pages every day until they’re indexed. It only asks: Request indexing is a button Google keeps for you to click in Search Console.

One question at the bottom of the score card: does Google list your site as a source readers can prefer? Readers who star you see your links labelled and favoured in their own Top Stories, AI Overviews and AI Mode; nobody else’s results change, and neither do your rankings. Google has no way for Verand to check the listing, so the chip opens Google’s page for your domain and asks you. After a Yes, it shows two ways to put the button where readers see it: a plain link or Google’s own button, or Author Bio Pro on WordPress. A No asks again in 90 days, and What’s a Google preferred source? opens a short explainer.

Three dials, weighted SEO 45%, AI Search 20%, E-E-A-T 35%. Each dial is the credit a page earned divided by the checks that applied to it: a pass scores 1, a warning scores 0.5, a critical miss scores 0. A dial with no applicable check is left out of the blend rather than scored zero. A model assigns none of it.

Because a banned claim that is live on your site is not a few points off 100. The compliance card reads Pass, Review or Blocked, and Blocked is red rather than amber, with the count of hard blocks and review flags beside it. The score can be 95 while the gate is closed. Both are true at once, and the screens here show exactly that.

Domain Authority is Moz's. Referring domains, backlinks, spam score, 30-day link velocity, the six-month trend and the organic traffic and keyword estimates come from a backlink and search-data provider we buy from. The table refreshes monthly, and a domain analysed in the last seven days is reused rather than re-billed when you press Re-analyze.

No. Site Health reads. Nothing on it edits a page, opens a pull request or publishes anything. The deep links hand you to Issues, where a fix is drafted for a person to approve, and the approving is still yours.