HubSpot launched the all new website grader! Score your site and get your website’s grde (hint: the average website scores 67%).
Once you’ve gotten your grade, pop your score in here and share what you’ll be updating on your site! Any surprises or exciting finds? We want to know!
SO PUMPED about this! Scored my website as soon as I saw the blog post (Does your Website Make the Grade in 2021?) … got a 61%. Was I bummed? A little … does it help to know the average score is 67%? Yes (but I still have work to do!).
Room for improvement: security? Biggest surprise: we’re ahead of the game in SEO (which honestly I think is bc we’re hosted by HubSpot).
Hi Stephen, this is great. Mine stands at 92. Would love to see how I can get it higher.
Guess I need to take the course - we got a 56.
I’m glad there is an actionable next step to take after seeing this score - can’t wait to learn from the pros. 
@stefen I think you may win for the highest score!
We got 75% on our site. Happy to see that but also ready to get that score much higher. Our biggest improvement is page requests and page speed! Going to work on that with our dev team.
69%. Looks like we can work on improving HTTP requests and page load time. That said, it was nice to see a very strong SEO score, it was a key focus for us this past year!
85%! Not bad and no surprises, just outlined some performance improvements that are already on our radar
Welcome to Sunny SW Florida and the Key West Express https://www.keywestexpress.net and we’re in at a sold 75%!!
Scott
Nice backink and good job!
We got 70% for our website. Our SEO had a perfect score, but we seem to struggle with performance. Image sizes, issues with CSS compression, and high HTTP requests are causing some slower loading times—those will be the areas we can focus our efforts toward.
The biggest surprise for me was when my blog scored a 72% and hubspot recommended that I do some work on my blog.
There are only 5 blog posts as of this writing, and 5 small thumbnail images and I’m getting dinged for page load speed and having an out of date javascript library.
Crazy part is, my blog is actually hosted on Hubspot and was migrated by the hubspot team from WordPress.
So there’s that. Thanks for the good times, website grader. Thanks for the good times.*
* the last line there was delivered with dripping sarcasm.
While I appreciate Hubspot in creating such a tool. I prefer to use Googles, as they are the ones that are grading our sites, for actual day to day use. And for better or worse, they hold the gold standard that sites are guaged against. 
There are many instances that Google will find fault in the HS code and their answer is that " it is optimized, but Google doesn’t recognize the optimization"… HUH? Yea, right.
Again, just my 2 cents.
Scott
I assume you’re talking about PageSpeed Insights?
I feel your frustration. I was able to score a 90 on a new page but in full transparency, I hadn’t populated any modules yet.
Turns out we had some CSS and javascript issues stemming from some custom templates we designed a few years back that are causing problems with updates to the CMS.
HubSpot offered to relieve us of that pain with the services of a developer who billed $375 an hour.
We’re reviewing other options. In the meantime, good luck with your issues.
— the thing that got us is 39 http requests. We like our pictures too much to get that under 30.
