Free Mobile-Friendly Test
Over 60% of local searches in India happen on a phone. Enter your website address to see exactly how Google's own mobile-friendliness checks score your page, with a phone-frame preview.
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Why mobile-friendliness matters more than ever
Google indexes and ranks the mobile version of your website first — this is called "mobile-first indexing," and it has been the default for every website since 2023. If your page is hard to use on a phone, that directly hurts your Google Search ranking, not just your visitors' experience. In India specifically, well over 60% of local business searches happen on a phone, often on a mid-range Android device over a mobile data connection — a page that only looks right on a laptop is invisible to the majority of the customers actively searching for what you offer.
This free tool runs the same underlying checks Google's own crawler uses — via the Google PageSpeed Insights API — and translates the result into a clear pass/fail verdict plus a phone-frame preview, so you can see exactly what a mobile visitor sees without needing your own phone or a second device.
What this tool checks
Viewport tag: a single line of code in your page's <head> that tells phones how to scale your content — without it, most phones will render your desktop layout shrunk down and require pinch-to-zoom. Tap target sizing: buttons and links need enough size and spacing for an average adult finger to tap accurately; undersized or crowded tap targets cause frustrating mis-taps. Font size: text under 12px forces visitors to zoom in to read anything, which most people simply won't bother doing before leaving. Content width: if any element is wider than the screen, visitors have to scroll sideways — one of the most common mobile usability complaints.
Fixing a failed check
Most mobile-friendliness failures come from a website template that was only ever tested on a desktop monitor. Every BizGo business page is mobile-first by default — built and tested primarily for the phone screen your actual customers are using. Pair this check with the website speed test for the full picture — a page that is both fast and mobile-friendly is what Google (and your customers) actually reward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, completely free with no login required, up to 10 checks per day per visitor (shared with the website speed test).
Both tools share the same 1-hour result cache when checking the same URL's mobile version, so a repeat check within an hour returns instantly with zero extra wait.
Google checks for a correct viewport tag, appropriately sized and spaced tap targets, legible font sizes without needing to zoom, and content that fits the screen width without horizontal scrolling.
No, but since Google ranks based on your site's mobile version, a mobile-friendliness failure can meaningfully hurt your ranking and will frustrate the majority of visitors arriving from a phone.
In production this is a real screenshot captured during the PageSpeed Insights scan. In local/demo mode (no API key configured) a clearly labeled placeholder preview is shown instead.
