Free · 15 checks · about 10 seconds

Is your website ready for Google and AI search?

Check search basics, mobile, speed, and whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews can tell who you are. Real checks on your live page.

No sign-up. We read your public page the way Google and AI assistants do.

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Title, description, headings, mobile, speed, sitemap, structured data, FAQ, llms.txt and more.

  1. 1

    Scan

    Your live page, robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt

  2. 2

    Score

    15 checks for Google and AI answers

  3. 3

    Fix plan

    What to change first, and why. Free

What we check

Fifteen checks, in three areas

Each one is something a search engine or an AI assistant looks at before deciding whether to show you. Here is what they are and why they matter.

Search basics

Can Google find your pages, understand them, and show them properly?

  • Secure connection

    Browsers warn visitors away from sites that are not HTTPS, and Google prefers secure pages.

  • Page title

    The blue headline in search results. It decides whether someone clicks you or the next result.

  • Meta description

    The grey summary under it. A good one earns clicks; a missing one hands the choice to Google.

  • Main heading

    Tells search engines and visitors, in one line, what the page is about.

  • Canonical address

    Stops the same page under several addresses from splitting its ranking.

  • Social sharing preview

    Decides whether a link shared on WhatsApp or LinkedIn looks trustworthy or like spam.

  • Image descriptions

    How Google Images and screen readers understand your photos.

  • robots.txt

    A single wrong line here can remove an entire site from Google.

  • XML sitemap

    A list of your pages, so new ones are found in days rather than weeks.

Mobile & speed

Most of your visitors are on a phone. Is the site built for that?

  • Mobile-friendly setup

    Google indexes the mobile version first. Without this tag phones show a shrunken desktop page.

  • Server response time

    Every extra second before the page starts loading loses visitors before they see anything.

  • Page HTML size

    Bloated pages load slowly on mobile data, which is where most local searches happen.

AI search

Can ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews work out who you are?

  • Structured data

    Machine-readable facts about your business: name, services, location. It is what AI systems quote from.

  • FAQ markup

    Direct questions with short answers are the format AI assistants and featured snippets prefer.

  • Open to AI assistants

    Some sites block AI crawlers by accident. If they cannot read you, they cannot recommend you.

Why this matters now

Search is changing. Your site should too

01

People ask, not just search

Alongside “dentist near me”, customers now put full questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews, which answer directly instead of listing ten links.

02

AI quotes what it can verify

Assistants lean on clearly structured facts: who you are, where you are, what you sell and the questions you answer. A site that does not state these plainly is easy to skip.

03

Many fixes are small

A single line in robots.txt, a missing sitemap or absent structured data can hold a good site back. Those are hours of work, not a rebuild.

Prefer a person to look at it?

The scan reads one page. For a proper review, send us the address and we will look at the whole site, then email you what we find. It takes you two minutes and does not involve a call.

What a hand review adds

  • Whether search engines can actually index your pages, and what is blocking them
  • Mobile load speed measured properly, not guessed from a desktop browser
  • Whether your pages tell Google what they are, or compete with each other
  • The specific points where an interested visitor gives up before enquiring
  • Whether your contact route matches how your customers actually get in touch

If the site is in good shape we will say so. There is no version of this where we invent problems to create a project. And if you would rather just talk, book a call instead.

Where should we send it?

We will not add you to a mailing list.

About the audit

Instantly, a score out of 100 from 15 checks across search basics, mobile, speed and AI search, each with what we found and how to fix it. If you ask, a person then reviews the site by hand and emails a prioritized fix plan your own developer could act on.

The automated scan takes about ten seconds and needs no sign-up. The hand-written fix plan takes two minutes of your time to request and we usually reply within one business day. It is a real review rather than an automated report, which is why it is not instant.

Free, and not a call. You get the findings by email whether or not you ever reply. Roughly a third of the sites we look at are in reasonable shape, and we say so rather than manufacturing a problem.

No. The email address is used to send the audit and nothing else. If you want to hear from us again you will have to ask.

Fifteen things on the page you give us and three public files on the same site: HTTPS, page title, meta description, main heading, canonical link, social sharing tags, image alt text, mobile viewport, server response time, page size, structured data, FAQ markup, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and whether AI crawlers are blocked or an llms.txt guide exists.

No. It reads your page's HTML and public files and measures how quickly your server answers. It does not run your scripts in a browser, so it cannot report Core Web Vitals. The hand-written review looks at speed properly.

Only if you then ask for the fix plan. Running the scan alone does not ask for your details. If you send the form, we receive the address, your score and which checks failed so we can start from there.

That is the most common case, and it makes no difference to the audit. We will tell you what we find regardless of who built it, including when the honest answer is that it was built well.
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