Website checker · ten languages
Type an address and your site gets its passport: eight scores, what to fix first and the points each fix gains, page by page.
Check a siteOn every screen
These aren't screenshots. It's Website Passport's homepage, rebuilt in code and rendered twice: at 1440 px in the laptop, at 390 px in the phone. The layout really reflows.
The lab
Drag the handle, or use the ruler with your keyboard.
Why type01 / 04
Search engines, AI assistants, visitors in another language: each judges a site in seconds. Those signals are technical and scattered. We set them on one sheet: each score in a weight that follows its value, its figure on a colour that runs from red to green.
The scan02 / 04
Nobody waits a minute at an empty screen. So a first scan sets the sheet in about a second, and Google's speed test completes it while the visitor reads.
What the visitor sees
Meanwhile
The scores03 / 04
Every score is a weighted list of named checks. They are signals from an automated scan, not a certification.
The languages04 / 04
Every page, score and fix is translated. In Arabic the page turns over, while the figures and the site's address stay left to right, as they are read.
The system
The sheet draws the eye; the work is underneath. Each finding leads to a fix, and each result stays a signal: an automated scan replaces neither an audit nor legal advice.
Where it stands
The checker, the full report and thirteen tools are live in ten languages. The agency workspace offers site tracking, reports in their name, a lead form and an API, with the Pro and Agency plans, monthly or yearly.
Measured
Numbers you can check: the live site's sheet, the history of its code, and what was done for people who read differently.
AWebsite Passport
Checking…We check every site with Website Passport, our own tool: eight checks of the live site, from speed to security, by way of privacy and carbon.
Checked on the live site on Nov 10, 2026.
Check it againBThe build
Nov 6, 2026 → Nov 10, 2026 · 5 days
Built in five days in November 2026: the sheet, the report, the tools, the agency workspace and its subscriptions.
Read from git on Nov 10, 2026. Application code only: no tests, config or build output.
CAccessibility
DBuilt with our tools
This product uses the open-source tools we publish on npm under the MIT licence. The same code, open to anyone.
See our open-source toolsThe budget
$15,000 – $50,000
A range published by third parties, not a Maison GR quote.
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