Unfortunately, the module returns an error.

@kiroga I can see you have just tried to share your Site Health Information. Unfortunatley, it doesn’t seem to have all come through to the form. Please ensure to copy the site info as shown here and paste it into the Site Health Information section of the private form.

@kiroga thanks for sharing the screenshots this greatly helps. We are aware of some users facing this issue with more information for this here. We do have a workaround for users facing this issue which requires you to follow these steps below:

1. Download this mini-plugin
2. Upload and activate the plugin (via the plugin upload method)
3. Keep this plugin active in the event that the conflict does return

Let me know if this solves the issue for you or if you continue to face problems after activating the mini-plugin.

@kiroga Sorry to hear that hasn’t improved the situation for you. Please could you try following the steps here in our guide which will help check for any plugin/theme conflicts. Do you still see the same while in troubleshooting mode with just the Site Kit plugin active?

It would also be useful to know if you encounter the same when setting up Site Kit on this temporary WordPress site with Site Kit pre-installed for you to test.

Let me know how you get on with both scenarios above.

@kiroga As you are not facing the issue on the test WordPress site, this points to the issue being at host/server level. It could be related to a block or host/server setting you have. I’d suggest at this stage checking this with your hosting provider to ensure nothing on that side is blocking communication with Google services.

Please let me know how you get on with the above and if you continue to face the issue after those checks then let me know.