Launch day,without the surprises.
One click checks a Squarespace site for the things that are easy to miss: SEO, tracking, broken links, forms, the store and your code. You get a page by page list with why each issue matters and how to fix it.
Free during early access · read only, nothing on your site is changed
Tick off the fixes. Watch the arch fill.
This is the score card from a real report, on a pretend coffee shop site.
Start with the red ones: those block a launch.
Nine areas. One clear list.
Every finding is sorted into Fix before launch, Check or Nice to have, so you always know where to start.
The things a regular crawler never sees.
Generic SEO tools stop at missing descriptions and broken links. Health Scan knows how Squarespace works, so it finds what only shows up on a Squarespace site.
Google Analytics loads twice
Once from Code Injection and once from the built-in integration. Every visit counts double, and the pasted tag fires before cookie consent.
"Blog Post Title One" is still live
Template demo posts, "Category 2" and placeholder text are listed in your sitemap for Google to find.
CSS that targets block IDs
Those IDs change when a page is rebuilt or copied to another site, and the styling silently disappears.
Leftover pages in the sitemap
/cart, a second home page and old test pages that nothing links to, but Google still indexes.
A form that emails the wrong person
With the editor open, Health Scan reads where every form sends its messages. Still going to the designer? You will know.
Images from another site's library
Files still served from the old site or a trial site break the day that site is closed.
Open the site. Click once.
Add Health Scan to Chrome
It sits in your toolbar. No account needed, nothing to install on the site.
Open any Squarespace site and click Scan
Health Scan reads every page, post, event and product, usually in 10 to 30 seconds. Signed in to the site's editor in Chrome? It checks the settings too.
Fix it with one click
Every issue has an Edit link that opens the right page or setting in the Squarespace editor. Mark it done, scan again, watch the arch fill.
Three stages. No guesswork.
The score starts at 100. Each open issue takes points off by how much it matters to search and to visitors.
Needs attention
Something blocks the launch. Fix the red items first.
Getting there
No blockers. A few items are worth a look before you hand it over.
In great shape
Ready to launch, or to hand over to your client with confidence.
Red means one thing: something blocks launch. A site with a blocker never shows above 79, however good the rest is. Nice to have items are listed but never cost points.
Scan any site. Go deeper on yours.
Any Squarespace site
- SEO titles, descriptions and headings
- Broken links, empty buttons and missing anchors
- Analytics, cookie consent and tracking
- Demo content and leftover pages
- Images, files and custom code
Signed in to the editor
- Where each form sends its email
- URL Mappings: loops, chains and dead ends
- Owner, administrators and pending invites
- Trial status, site password and hidden pages
- Shipping options and customer emails
It looks. It never touches.
Nothing is changed
Health Scan only reads. It never edits a page, a setting or a line of code on the site.
Your results stay with you
Without an account, scans stay in your browser. Nothing is sent to us.
No passwords
For a full scan it uses the editor session you already have open. Your Squarespace password is never seen or stored.
Before you ask.
Health Scan is free during early access. If paid plans come later, they will be announced on this page and in the extension first.
No. Health Scan is read only. It reads pages the way a visitor's browser does, and settings the way you see them in the editor. It never saves anything to the site.
Squarespace 7.1 sites, live or still in trial. For a password protected site, open its editor in Chrome first and scan its squarespace.com address.
Those are great general crawlers. Health Scan is built only for Squarespace: it knows about Code Injection, built-in integrations, template demo content, block IDs, the cookie banner and editor settings that a general crawler cannot see. And it runs in one click, right in Chrome.
No. Every check works without one. An account (invite only during early access) saves your scans, shows each site's score over time on a dashboard and keeps Ignore and Done in sync across computers.
That is what it was made for. Export the list to CSV, or print it as a PDF for your client, so they see exactly what was checked and fixed before the site went live.
Without an account, nowhere: results stay in your browser. With an account, your saved scans are stored for you only, with email addresses in findings masked. Read the privacy policy.
Launch with confidence.Hand it over in great shape.
One click, a clear list, and the fix for every issue. Read only, always.