Give it a URL. It opens your pages in a real browser, fetches the same HTML an AI crawler receives with no JavaScript, and compares the two. You get six scores and a list of what to fix, worst first. No account, no card, about a minute.
No email needed to see your scores. Takes under a minute.
Whether your words survive without JavaScript, and whether robots.txt or your firewall turns away the crawlers behind AI answers.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, sitemap and robots rules — the things that decide whether each page can rank at all.
Secrets left in the JavaScript bundle, a downloadable .env, missing security headers, console errors.
The tells that say "generated in an afternoon": scaffold fonts, untouched template classes, low-contrast text.
Your pages at phone and laptop widths: sideways scroll, overlapping buttons, content that vanishes on a phone.
Privacy policy, terms, working forms, analytics, a 404 that goes somewhere — the things a real business needs.
Each area starts at 100. Every finding takes a fixed amount off: 40 for a critical one, 18 for high, 8 for medium, 3 for low. Nothing is weighted by opinion and no model decides your grade, so the same site scores the same twice in a row — and you can see exactly what each fix is worth before you do it.
A real example
A five-page site audited on 19 September 2026 scored Search 60 — a C. Five findings explained it, and the three worth the most were each under an hour of work: a canonical tag per page (+18), a description per page (+8), a title per page (+8). Search 60 becomes 94, and a C becomes an A.
No. You give a URL and see all six scores. An email address unlocks the full list of findings, and the same report is emailed to you. Nothing is held back behind payment.
Usually under a minute. It opens up to five pages in a real browser, so a slow site takes longer than a fast one.
It tells you what is in the way on your own pages — being uncrawlable, unreadable without JavaScript, or duplicated. It cannot see backlinks, competitors or search demand, and it does not judge whether your writing is any good.