Find out how your
website actually grades
in Google search.
Four subjects, each graded by the most serious thing we find, and every finding that can cost you a letter is one Google or Bing documents. You get a letter A through F per subject, like a school report card, and the worst subject is your headline. No upsell to read your report.
By submitting you allow a single read-only crawl. No login. No spam.
What we score.
Four subjects. Three are what Google's and Bing's own documentation says decides whether a page appears, ranks, or displays well. The fourth is whether a machine that does not run JavaScript can read your page at all, which is the position every AI crawler is in.
- On-Page SEO · titles, descriptions, viewport, headings, links, alt text, language
- Technical SEO · HTTPS, robots.txt, noindex, canonical, HTTP status, sitemap, Core Web Vitals
- Schema markup · JSON-LD present, valid, and complete for the rich result it claims
- Machine readability · text without JavaScript, who runs the site, how to contact them
Each subject gets its own letter from the worst finding in it. The methodology lists every finding and the Google or Bing sentence behind it.
Three steps. About fifteen seconds.
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Step 01
Submit a URL.
No login, no email gate, no captcha. The form above is the whole sign-up.
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Step 02
We scan.
We read the page, run every check, and grade each subject by the most serious thing we found.
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Step 03
Read the report.
A letter per subject, every finding ranked worst first, and how to fix each one.
What your grade means.
There is no curve and no average. Each subject's letter is decided by the worst finding in it, and the headline is the worst subject. These are the actual rules the grader uses.
- A
- Nothing Google documents as a problem, and at most one thing about how the result displays.
- B
- Only display or discovery findings, more than one of them.
- C
- One finding Google or Bing documents as used in ranking or indexing.
- D
- Two or more of those.
- F
- Something on the page tells Google not to show it, or Google cannot fetch it.
If a check cannot be traced to something Google or Bing has published, it is reported as a note and never graded.
What the free report includes.
You get, at no cost
- One page read, read-only. Nothing on your site changes.
- A plain answer to whether anything on that page stops it appearing in Google search.
- All four subjects graded on that page, the same checks the paid tiers run.
- Every finding, ranked worst first, with a specific fix attached.
- No account, no email address, no card.
You don't get, unless you pay
- A deeper crawl — paid tiers read 10 to 50 pages, not one.
- The report emailed to you, or a printable PDF.
- Competitor comparison against sites you nominate.
- Monthly re-scans and an alert when your score drops.
The free grade is the real grade. We don't hold back findings to sell you the paid version — see pricing for what the tiers actually add.
Common questions.
Do I need to give you an email address?
No. The free report renders in your browser as soon as the scan finishes — there is no sign-up, no email field and no card. Paid tiers ask for an email because that is where the PDF and the monthly re-scans are sent.
How long does a scan take?
About fifteen seconds for the free one-page scan. Paid tiers crawl 10 to 50 pages and take proportionally longer, which is why those reports are emailed rather than shown live.
Will this change anything on my site?
No. The crawler only reads pages, in the same way Googlebot does. It does not log in, submit forms, or modify anything, and it respects the crawl budget of a single request per page.
What does "whether AI crawlers can read it" mean?
Most AI crawlers do not run JavaScript, so a page that only shows its text after scripts run is blank to them. We check whether the page's text is in the HTML the server sends, whether the markup says who runs the site, and whether there is a way to contact you. We do not ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI anything, and we make no claim about whether they cite you.
More detail on the grading rules lives in the methodology.
Ready to be graded?
The free scan reads one page and shows the report right here — no email address, no account. Paid plans add deeper crawls, competitor comparison, an emailed PDF, and monthly re-scans.
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