One scan, a hundred-odd checks: what Google sees, what AI assistants see, speed, security, brand, and a map of how every page links together, scored, sourced and exportable.
Paste a page address and the report runs more than a hundred checks across crawlability, on-page content, speed, AI visibility, structured data, sharing, security and the site's internal link structure. Each area gets a score, and the report lists what the page already does well alongside what to fix first, ranked by impact.
Every check is labelled either proven, meaning search engines document that they act on it, or suggested, meaning it is industry best practice without that guarantee. One switch rescores the whole report on the proven set alone, so you can see the difference between what must be fixed and what is worth fixing.
It fetches the page the way Googlebot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot do, so you can see whether a firewall is turning crawlers away or whether your content only appears after JavaScript runs, which most AI crawlers never execute. Speed comes from Google's own PageSpeed Insights, including real-user Core Web Vitals where Google has them.
What it cannot tell you: rankings, search volume, backlinks or what is actually in Google's index. Those need paid data or access to Search Console. The report is a snapshot of one page as crawlers see it today.
One scan. Crawling, content, speed, accessibility, security and the links between your pages, scored and explained.