How visible is this page to Google and AI search?
Paste one address. We fetch it the way Googlebot, ChatGPT and Perplexity do, with scripts off, run 8 gates and 32 universal checks plus a module for whatever kind of page it is, and give you a score out of 100 with the evidence for every point you lost.
Four layers. One number. Nothing is guessed.
A check we cannot verify from outside is marked Not checked and taken out of the total, never counted against you. Coverage tells you how much of the score we could actually see.
Can it be reached, indexed and quoted at all? One failed gate and the page scores 0, because nothing else matters until that is fixed.
The same 32 checks for every page: one clear intent, the answer first, facts with sources, clean headings, honest metadata, structured data, speed.
A product page is judged on price, stock and Product schema. A blog post on takeaways, first hand proof and Article schema. We work out which from the page itself.
Hidden text, keyword stuffing, meta keyword spam, content only a browser can see. Three of them set the score to 0 outright.
Five statuses. Simple math.
We tell you what we could not check
Whether your CDN blocks search bots, what Search Console says, whether IndexNow is live, your server logs. Those need a dashboard only you can open, so we mark them Not checked and list them instead of guessing.
If we could only check a small part of the page, a word like Strong or Complete would mislead you. We show the score and the coverage and leave the grade off until there is enough to justify one.
No. We open the page the way a visitor would, read the HTML, and read robots.txt. Nothing is written, submitted or stored on your server.
No. We say who we are. Faking a search engine user agent gets you blocked by most firewalls and gives a false answer, which is worse than no answer.