Audit any site.Nothing to connect.
Every other capability in Offloda needs an account connected first. This one doesn't — it works on a URL. Point it at a client's site, a prospect's site, or a competitor's, and get the technical picture in one ask.
Five things that quietly cost you money.
None of these show up in a rankings report. All of them change what a site is capable of earning.
Real-world Core Web Vitals
Field data from actual visitors, not a lab score from one run on a fast connection. What real people experienced, by device.
DNS, SPF and DMARC
Email authentication is the failure nobody attributes correctly — campaigns land in spam and the numbers look like a creative problem.
Certificate status
A live check of the site's certificate, including how long it has left. An expiry takes a site down completely, and it's always avoidable.
Domain age and expiry
How long the domain has existed and when its registration lapses — a trust signal, and an outage risk that arrives with no warning.
Entity presence
Whether Google recognises the brand as a known entity at all — the foundation under being cited in AI answers rather than merely ranked.
Page speed diagnostics
Lab metrics beside the field data, so a slow page comes with the specific reason it's slow, not just a number.
Useful before anyone signs.
Connected data is the point of Offloda — but it's also a chicken-and-egg problem. You can't show a prospect what their account looks like in your workspace before they've given you access to their account.
These checks sidestep that entirely. They run on a public URL, so the first thing you can show a prospect is a real, specific finding about their own site — an expiring certificate, a missing email-auth record, vitals that fail on mobile — before a single credential changes hands.
- Works on any URL — client, prospect or competitor
- No OAuth, no account access, no waiting on IT
- Falls back to the brand's own website when you don't pass one
A check becomes a change.
A report that ends in a list is a report. The point is what happens next.
Step 1
The check runs
Ask in plain language — “what's wrong with this site technically” — and the vitals, records, certificate and entity checks come back together.
Step 2
The finding is explained
Not a score. What's failing, what it affects, and whether it's a site fix, a DNS fix or a registrar fix — because those go to three different people.
Step 3
The fix ships governed
Where the fix lives inside Offloda — indexing, content, campaigns — it goes through the same dry-run and approval gate as everything else.
Site health questions
Do I have to connect anything to use this?
No. That's the distinguishing feature. Every other connector in Offloda needs an authorized account first; these checks take a URL. If you don't pass one, they fall back to the website on the brand record.
Is there a dashboard for it?
Not a dedicated one. These checks live where the work happens — ask for them in chat through the connector, or call them from the Developer API for scheduled monitoring. Page-speed diagnostics also appear in the in-app tools.
How is this different from a free online checker?
A free checker answers one question on one site and hands you a screenshot. These run together, against any brand in your workspace, from the same conversation where you're looking at that brand's traffic and spend — so a vitals failure and a traffic drop stop being two unrelated tabs.
Why does email authentication belong in an SEO tool?
Because agencies get blamed for the outcome. A client whose campaign emails land in spam sees weak results, not a missing DNS record — and it's a five-minute fix that nobody checks because it isn't in anyone's report.
Can I run it on a competitor?
Yes. Everything checked here is public information about a public website. It's a fair question to ask about the sites you're competing with.
Bring a URL. Any URL.
The fastest demo we can give you is on a site you already care about — no access required.