Check your site’s health
The SEO page crawls your site for broken pages and other search problems, and alerts you when your health score drops.
What the SEO page covers
The SEO page looks at your site the way a search engine does: broken pages, missing titles, slow pages and more, with how to fix each one. Every plan includes it.
The Search performance and Opportunities tabs need Google Search Console. Connecting it is not switched on yet: the card says “Google sign-in is not switched on for this workspace yet”, so those two tabs stay empty for now.
The Page speed tab cannot measure pages yet either. It uses Google’s free speed test without a key of its own, and that shared allowance is used up, so it answers “Google’s speed test is at capacity right now. Please try again later.” Everything else on this page works.
Check your site’s health
In the sidebar, under Search & Local, select SEO.
Select the Site health tab.
Check the website address and choose how many pages to check: Up to 50 pages, Up to 200 pages or Up to 500 pages.
Select Check my site.
SEO in the sidebar (1), Site health (2), the page count (3) and Check my site (4). Example business, captured October 23, 2026.
LegitGeo follows your links the way a search engine does and respects your robots.txt. While it runs, the button counts the pages checked so far. When it finishes, you see Site health check finished with your score out of 100.
Each check uses crawled pages from your monthly allowance, the number you chose rather than the number found: 1,000 a month on Local, 5,000 on Growth and 10,000 on Agency.
Fix what the check found
Read your Health score and its label, Healthy site, Needs attention or Serious problems, with the counts of Pages checked, Critical, Warnings and Notices.
Under Issues to fix, the most serious come first. Select a row to see how to fix it and which pages are affected.
For every page and its problems in a spreadsheet, select Export pages (CSV).
The health score (1), an open issue (2) and Export pages (CSV) (3). Example business, captured October 23, 2026.
Fix the critical issues first, such as broken pages, then select Check my site again to confirm.
Read your alerts
Select the Alerts tab. A red number on it counts unread alerts.
When you have dealt with an alert, select Mark read.
Alerts (1) and Mark read (2). Example business, captured October 23, 2026.
LegitGeo alerts you here, and through your webhooks, when your health score drops or new pages break. See Send LegitGeo alerts to Zapier, Make or n8n.
Frequently asked questions
Is site health the same as the Diagnosis score?
No. Site health looks for search problems such as broken pages and missing titles. Diagnosis scores how easily AI assistants can read and quote your site.