What Google sees on your site
Enter your address and within seconds you see what is fine and what is costing you visibility. Every point is explained plainly, with what it means and how to fix it. No email, no account, no report arriving three days later.
The check takes a few seconds. No account needed, and the address you check is not stored.
What it does not do
It checks a single page, the one you give it, not the whole site. It does not measure speed and it does not tell you which keywords you rank for.
Frequently asked
- Is it genuinely free?
- Yes. No account, no card and no email required to see the result. You can have the report emailed to you if you want, but that is optional.
- What does it check?
- The page title, meta description, H1, declared language, canonical address, mobile rendering, image alt text, the preview on WhatsApp and Facebook, schema.org structured data, HTTPS, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and the llms.txt file for AI assistants.
- Do you store the address I check?
- No. The check runs there and then, and the address you enter is not kept.
- Does it check the whole site or one page?
- One page, the one you enter. It is a quick check rather than a full site audit.
- What is llms.txt and why is it in the report?
- It is a text file telling AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Perplexity what your site contains. More and more people ask an assistant instead of searching Google, and very few sites have this file yet.
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