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Analyze my website
Free website analyzer

See what search engines and AI answer engines see.

One run. Thirty live checks across GEO and AI readiness, technical SEO, content, schema and infrastructure, plus Google's own speed test, and a ranked list of what to fix first.

Your report opens in the workspace and is saved to your project, so it is still there when you come back. Nothing to install, no sign up to start.

30live checks across five sections, weighted into one score out of 100
Livewe fetch your real pages, robots.txt, sitemap and DNS records, never a cached copy
~30sfor the audit, plus 10 to 30 seconds for Google's speed test
What it checks

Thirty checks, five sections

Every check returns pass, warn or fail with the measured value next to it. A check that could not run is marked skipped and left out of the score, never guessed. GEO leads because it is the part almost nobody is measuring yet. Google's speed test runs alongside, which is why it is the sixth card below and not a sixth section.

GEO and AI readiness25%

Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI Overviews can read you at all. A crawler you block can never cite you.

  • Answer engine access, every answer crawler tested against your robots.txt rules
  • Training crawler policy, reported as a decision and not as a mistake
  • Content in the HTML, whether a crawler that does not run JavaScript sees your page
  • AI opt out tags in the robots meta
  • llms.txt at the root
  • Content feed, RSS or Atom
Technical30%

The foundations. A site that answers on the wrong host, blocks indexing or hides its sitemap loses rankings it already earned.

  • HTTPS reachable
  • http to https redirect
  • Indexable, checked in the robots meta, the X-Robots-Tag header and meta refresh
  • www and bare domain resolving to one host
  • robots.txt
  • XML sitemap, found and counted
  • 404 handling, a real status and not a 200
  • Canonical tag
  • hreflang tags
Content25%

What the page actually says, and whether the parts an engine reads first are written on purpose.

  • Title tag, with the length measured
  • Meta description, with the length measured
  • H1 heading, exactly one
  • Heading structure
  • Image alt text
  • Link structure, internal and external counted
Schema20%

The facts a machine can lift without reading your prose. This is what an answer engine quotes when it names a business.

  • Structured data, JSON-LD plus microdata and RDFa
  • Business identity markup, with name, URL and one contact field
  • Rich result markup, Product, Article, Service, Review, FAQPage and more
Infrastructurein technical

DNS and email records, read live from public resolvers. Scored inside the technical weight, because a domain that cannot resolve or cannot send mail is a technical fact.

  • DNS A record
  • www DNS record
  • Mail servers, MX
  • SPF record
  • DMARC record and its policy
  • Nameservers
Speedshown on its own

Google PageSpeed Insights, run live on mobile. It is reported next to the score and does not move it, because it is Google's measurement and not ours.

  • Performance, SEO, Accessibility and Best practices scores
  • LCP, INP and CLS, real visitor data first and the lab test only as a fallback
How it runs

Measured, not estimated

01 We read your site

The homepage, robots.txt, llms.txt, your sitemaps and your DNS records, fetched live. The response is classified before anything is scored, so a bot challenge or a server error returns one honest line instead of a confident report about a page nobody read.

02 Every check reports what it measured

Pass, warn or fail, with the value found on your site next to it and one line on why it matters. Warnings earn partial credit. A check that could not run is skipped and left out of the maths.

03 The report opens in your workspace

Score, section bars, every check, and the fixes ranked by impact. It is written into your project automatically, with no Save button to remember.

What is free

The whole measurement is free. The prescription is what you sign up for.

We do not hide the GEO section behind an email. Everyone sees where they stand, including the part that decides whether an AI engine can quote them.

No accountFree
  • The full score and every section bar
  • GEO and AI readiness in full, every crawler row
  • Technical, content, schema and infrastructure in full
  • Google's speed test
  • The single highest impact fix, with the honest count of how many more there are
No card, no email.
Free accountFree
  • Everything above
  • The full ranked fix list, every finding with the instruction attached
  • The written read, one plain English paragraph on where the site stands
  • Every audit kept in your workspace
  • Your project remembered across visits
One field. No card.
ProPro
  • Everything above
  • The Studio, build or import the site and fix what the audit found in the same window
  • Git import and the full visual editor
  • One click deploy
$29 a month, 7 day free trial, cancel any time.

Questions

What does the free website analyzer check?

Thirty live checks in five sections. GEO and AI readiness covers answer engine access in robots.txt, training crawler policy, whether your content is served in the HTML, AI opt out tags, llms.txt and content feeds. Technical covers HTTPS, the http to https redirect, indexability, the www and bare domain, robots.txt, the XML sitemap, 404 handling, canonical and hreflang. Content covers the title tag, meta description, H1, heading structure, image alt text and link structure. Schema reads JSON-LD, microdata and RDFa, and checks business identity and rich result markup. Infrastructure reads DNS A, www, MX, SPF, DMARC and nameservers live. Google PageSpeed Insights runs alongside and is shown on its own.

Do I need an account to run an audit?

No. Anyone can run an audit and see the full score, every section bar, and every check in all five sections, including GEO and AI readiness in full. What a free account adds is the prescription: the full ranked fix list instead of the single highest impact one, the written read, and every audit kept in your workspace. Pro is for fixing what the audit finds, with the Studio, the visual editor and git import.

How is the score calculated?

Every check returns pass, warn or fail and carries a weight inside its section. Section scores roll up with technical at 30 percent, content at 25 percent, GEO and AI readiness at 25 percent and schema at 20 percent. Infrastructure checks are scored inside the technical weight rather than as a fifth score, because a domain that cannot resolve is a technical fact. A warning earns partial credit rather than half by default, and a check that could not run is marked skipped and left out of the maths instead of being guessed. Google's speed scores are shown on their own and do not move the number.

What is GEO and why does it lead the report?

GEO is generative engine optimisation, the work of being readable and quotable by the engines that answer questions instead of listing links. It leads because it is the cheapest thing to get wrong and the least measured. A single Disallow line in robots.txt can lock out the crawler that would have cited you inside ChatGPT or Perplexity, and nothing in a normal SEO report will tell you. The analyzer tests each answer crawler against your actual rules and reports what it found, rule text included.

Where does my report open?

In the workspace, at your project. The report is written into your project automatically the moment the run finishes, so there is no Save button to forget and the report is still there when you come back. Running a second domain creates a second project rather than replacing the first.

What happens if the site cannot be read?

You get one honest line and no score. If the domain does not resolve, sits behind a bot challenge, returns a server error or shows a parking page, the analyzer says exactly that and scores nothing. Nothing is scored from a page we did not read, so a report you see is always a report about your real site.