Enter the website
Start with the public website address. The analyzer uses that entry point to understand which site it is evaluating.
The goal is simple: understand how the website presents itself to search engines, AI systems, and potential customers, then show the owner what deserves attention first.
Check a website →The customer experience stays simple even though the analysis itself looks at multiple kinds of evidence.
Start with the public website address. The analyzer uses that entry point to understand which site it is evaluating.
The analysis uses website signals such as robots.txt, XML sitemaps, and internal links to build site-level context instead of judging one isolated page.
Evidence-based checks are grouped across SEO Foundation, AI Discoverability, Trust, and Conversion.
The result surfaces the strongest signals and the issues most worth addressing first rather than treating every warning as equally important.
A homepage can look excellent while important service, location, booking, or contact pages contain visibility problems. The analysis is designed to discover the website as a site, then combine broader checks with deeper review of important pages.
Both products should tell the same truth where they use the same checks. Paying adds diagnostic depth, evidence, prioritization, and repair guidance — not a magically different score.
See the Website Visibility Score, the four visibility dimensions, and the most important findings surfaced by the free analysis.
See the complete confirmed issue inventory, affected-page evidence, severity, implementation effort, recommended corrections, and a professional report.
No. The product is designed around measurable website checks and site-level context. AI can help explain confirmed evidence, but it does not get to invent the score.
No. Broader lightweight checks and deeper representative-page analysis serve different purposes. That keeps the diagnosis useful without pretending every URL needs the same expensive treatment.
No. It diagnoses observable website signals. Search rankings, AI answers, traffic, leads, and revenue depend on systems and conditions outside the analyzer's control.
The public methodology page explains the scoring principles, four dimensions, coverage model, and the role of AI.