What Google sees
Title, description, heading, canonical and sitemap. Also whether the page still carries a noindex from when the site was being built, which we see more often than you would think.
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What Google and ChatGPT see of you
Enter your address, we open it from our server and tell you what is wrong. It takes a few seconds and we do not ask for your email.
What it looks at
What it checks
Whether AI can cite you
Whether you block GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended or CCBot, and whether there is structured data and a contact they can give out. This gets its own score.
Speed
How long your server takes to answer, how heavy the HTML is, the redirects standing in the way and the third-party scripts you load.
Basics
HTTPS, mobile, declared language, alt text on images and the image that shows when somebody shares the link.
Questions
The analyser
Does it analyse the whole site?
The page you type, plus the domain's robots.txt and sitemap. Reviewing the whole site is an audit, and we do that by hand.
Why is the score low if the site looks good?
Because it measures what search engines and AI see, not how good it looks. A beautiful site with GPTBot blocked and no structured data scores low.
Does it measure the speed a visitor gets?
It measures server response time and HTML weight from outside. It does not run the page in a browser, so it is no substitute for a Core Web Vitals measurement.
What if I want you to fix it?
Write to us with the report in front of you. We review it, tell you what is worth doing and what is not, and send you a fixed quote.