Find out what is holding your site back
A scored audit of your website in seconds, covering what search engines and AI assistants can actually read. No sales call, no access to your site, and the report is yours whether or not we ever speak.
We built this on the same method behind our audit of 20,232 Indian online stores, where every score and the report behind it is public. You are getting the check we already ran twenty thousand times, not a sales document.
What the audit covers
Around 35 checks across your homepage and up to ten more pages, weighted by how much each one actually affects whether you can be found and quoted.
robots.txt, meta robots, canonical tags, HTTPS and redirects. The category where one wrong line costs every ranking you have.
We read the raw HTML, which is what a non-rendering crawler sees. Sites that look fine in a browser and empty to a crawler are more common than anyone expects.
Missing, duplicated, too long, or three H1s on one page. Unglamorous, and still the most frequent finding.
Whether your pages declare what they are - an organisation, a product, a price - in a form a machine can use rather than only display.
Contact details, organisation markup and corroboration against official profiles. This is what separates a real business from an anonymous site.
Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the rest are allowed to read you at all. Most sites have never made this decision on purpose.
What you get back
With the weighting shown, so you can see which failures actually cost you and which are cosmetic.
Every finding names the page and what was found there. Nothing is asserted without something to check it against.
A permanent results page carrying no personal details, so it can go straight to whoever maintains the site.
What this audit does not do
It does not check your backlinks, your rankings, or your competitors. It does not execute JavaScript, which is deliberate: reading raw HTML is what a non-rendering crawler sees, and the gap between the two is one of the most common reasons a site underperforms. It also cannot tell you whether ChatGPT currently mentions your brand - that needs a prompt set run across each assistant, which is a separate exercise. Any free tool claiming otherwise in ten seconds is guessing.
If your question is specifically about assistants, our AI visibility audit covers that framing in more detail, and the GEO checklist is the manual version you can work through yourself.
Questions
Is this really free?
Yes. You give a website address and an email, and you get a scored report with a permanent link. There is no payment step and no call required to see the results.
What is the catch?
We keep your email, and we may follow up once to ask whether the report was useful. That is the whole exchange. You can ignore the follow-up and keep the report.
How long does it take?
Seconds. The check reads your homepage plus up to ten more pages from your sitemap while you wait, then scores them.
Do I need to install anything or give you access?
No. The check only reads pages that are already public, exactly as any search engine crawler would. No tracking code, no Search Console access, no admin login.
How is this different from the free audits other agencies offer?
Most are a PDF assembled from a third-party tool after a sales call. This runs immediately, shows the evidence behind every finding, and gives you a link you can send to your developer without us in the room.
Is this the same as your AI visibility audit?
It is the same check, framed for a different question. If what you want to know is specifically whether AI assistants can read and cite your site, the AI visibility audit page covers that ground in more depth.
What happens to my data?
Your email is used to send the results and, if you want it, to talk through the findings. The results page itself contains no personal details, so you can share the link freely. We do not sell data.
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