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Audit a page with Lighthouse (Beta)
Paste into ChatGPT or ClaudeRun a mobile Lighthouse audit of my home page. Show the four scores and the most useful fixes, but don’t change anything.
Reads only. Nothing on your site changes, at any safety level.
What happens
Section titled “What happens”- Your assistant requests an audit of one public page on mobile or desktop.
- Google PageSpeed Insights runs Lighthouse and returns performance, accessibility, best-practice and SEO scores, measurements and up to 15 findings.
- Your assistant explains the results and suggests fixes. The audit itself does not change your site.
Try also
Section titled “Try also”- “Audit /pricing/ on desktop.”
- “Compare a mobile and desktop audit of my shop page.” (Two audits.)
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Beta, available in Free and Premium. Availability, limits and plan access may change. Public HTTPS pages on your connected site only; login, preview and admin pages are excluded.
- Google receives the page URL and loads its public resources. No WordPress credentials are sent. See Privacy and data.
- Each completed page audit uses one website action and no AI credits. Checking which tools are available may use a separate read action. Failed or blocked audits use no actions.
- Each Cloud account has 10 audit attempts per UTC day across its sites and assistants, with one audit running at a time. Mobile and desktop count separately. Calls sent to Google count even when they fail; requests blocked before Google do not.
- Audits run only when requested. If the service is busy or unavailable, try later. Other website tools remain available.
- Allow up to a minute. If the reply is lost, ask your assistant to check the existing request before starting another audit.
- Scores come from a simulated page load and can vary. They are not real-user Core Web Vitals, a search-ranking guarantee or proof of accessibility compliance.
- For broken images and layout problems, use Check a page on desktop and mobile.