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How to Check If Your Website Is Mobile-Friendly (Free)

See how your public page holds up for phone visitors — UX clarity, speed, and layout signals — with a free score on MyWebsiteScore. No sign-up required.

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Want to check if your website is mobile-friendly without a lab device farm, a paid crawler, or a sign-up wall?

This howtoany guide shows how to get a free score on MyWebsiteScore: paste a public URL, read the UX and speed findings that matter on phones, then fix what makes visitors bounce.

What a mobile-friendly check should tell you

A useful check maps to how the page feels on a small screen, not a vanity badge. MyWebsiteScore looks at:

  • UX clarity — confusing layouts and unclear messaging that are worse when the viewport is narrow
  • Speed and technical health — slow responses and technical gaps that feel harsher on cellular connections
  • Related SEO and conversion — titles, structure, and funnel friction that still matter when someone lands from search on a phone
  • Priority fixes — issues ranked by business impact so you know what to ship first

You are scoring a website people can open in a browser, not hardware. Use a real public page.

Steps

  1. Choose the public homepage or landing page people open on a phone — not a logged-in dashboard or staging site.
  2. Open MyWebsiteScore and paste that URL into the Website URL field.
  3. Click Analyze your website. The report appears in a few seconds with no account required.
  4. Open the UX and speed sections and note confusing layouts, unclear messaging, and load issues that hit hardest on small screens.
  5. Ship the highest-priority fixes, then run the same URL again to confirm the score moved.

Tips for a cleaner mobile check

When you want a number you can act on, check your site on MyWebsiteScore and start with the first three fixes that hurt phone visitors.

FAQ

How do I check if a website is mobile-friendly for free?

Paste a public page URL into MyWebsiteScore and click Analyze your website. You get an overall score plus UX and speed findings that show where phone visitors struggle — no account required.

What does MyWebsiteScore look at for mobile visitors?

It scores UX clarity (confusing layouts and unclear messaging), speed and technical health, plus related SEO and conversion signals. Those are the issues that usually make a site feel broken on a phone.

Is this the same as Google’s old Mobile-Friendly Test?

No. MyWebsiteScore is a broader free website audit — SEO, speed, trust, UX, and conversion — ranked by business impact. Use it to see what to fix first, not as a single pass/fail badge.

Do I need a separate mobile URL?

No. Paste the same public URL people open on phones. Most modern sites serve one responsive page; the free report scores what that page actually returns.