Free · Two fields · Report on screen

See What Google and AI Search Actually Think of Your Site.

Fifty-odd checks across eight categories, run live against your real site — speed measured by Google’s own test, structured data read from your markup, local signals checked the way a search engine checks them. Every finding comes with the fix.

Free. Two fields to open it — business name and email. Usually under two minutes, nearly all of it waiting on Google’s speed test.

SAMPLE REPORTa real contractor site
35 problems found

52

/ 100

VISIBILITY SCORE

Measured live across eight categories. Nothing estimated — where a check cannot run, it says so.

Technical SEO76
AI visibility71
Performance51
Credibility47
On-page SEO37
Accessibility35
Local presence31
Images16

WHAT IT FOUND

  • FAILSecurity headers: Missing 4 of 4: HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, X-Frame-Options.
  • FAILLargest Contentful Paint: 12.2 s.
  • FAILMeta description: The page has no meta description.

AFTER THE SCAN

Then Somebody Watches It.

A scan is a photograph of one afternoon. Rankings move, competitors move, Google changes its mind, and the fixes you made in March quietly come undone in September. Ongoing reporting is where that gets caught.

Illustration. The free scan gives you the report on this page; continuous tracking is part of the managed work.

What that costs
A contractor's workshop desk at dusk, a widescreen monitor and laptop showing dark SEO analytics dashboards

Why it is worth the wait.

THE SHIFT

Your customers stopped scrolling.

They ask ChatGPT, or read Google's AI answer, and call whoever it names. Those systems read your markup — not your design. If the structured data is broken or missing, you are not in the answer, however good the site looks.

THE REALITY

What breaks rankings is boring.

A missing H1. Alt text on half the images. A login page left open to the internet. Nothing here is clever, which is exactly why it sits there for years — quietly handing your calls to the practice down the road.

THE CATCH

Knowing is not fixing.

You will see exactly what is wrong and what each fix takes — on screen, the moment the scan ends, not a link in your inbox later. Whether it then gets done is the part most businesses never get to. That is the part we do.

What this actually measures

Speed and accessibility come from Google’s PageSpeed Insights, running a real Lighthouse audit on your page. Everything else is read directly from your live HTML, robots.txt and sitemap. Nothing is estimated or modelled — where a check cannot run, the report says so rather than guessing.

It is a first pass, not a full audit. It looks at one page and the signals around it. What it will not tell you is how you rank against the firm down the road, or which pages earn the calls — that needs your Search Console and a conversation.