Search Readiness Auditor.
Enter a page URL. We check indexability, on-page basics, structured data, answer-readiness and whether AI crawlers can reach you.
What the auditor checks
It fetches your page the way a crawler would and tests it against five groups of checks.
- Crawl and index: status, HTTPS, noindex, canonical, language, mobile viewport
- On-page: title, description, headings, image text, content depth, internal links, Open Graph
- Structured data: JSON-LD present and valid, entity, FAQ and breadcrumb types
- AI answer readiness: question headings, scannable structure, authorship, freshness
- AI crawler access: robots.txt rules for eight AI crawlers, sitemap reference, llms.txt
How the score works
Each check has a weight. A pass earns the full weight, an item marked Improve earns half, and a Fix earns none. Items that block indexing or crawler access weigh more than cosmetic ones, so a page cannot score well while hidden from machines.
The score is a guide to where to start, not a ranking prediction. A high score removes obstacles. It does not guarantee citations.
Limits
The auditor reads the HTML your server returns, so content added only by scripts may not be seen. It checks one page at a time, and it does not measure rankings or backlinks.
Questions
About the auditor.
Is the audit free?
Yes. Run it on as many pages as you like.
Why does it say my AI crawler is blocked?
Your robots.txt contains a rule that disallows the whole site for that crawler, either directly or through a wildcard group. Our robots.txt guide explains how to change it.
Which pages should I audit first?
Your home page, main service or product pages and your best articles.
Can I save the report?
Yes. Use Copy report or Save as PDF below the results.