Check a landing page in about a minute.
Paste the address. In a few seconds you will see whether the page can be found, whether AI systems can read it, whether it gives a reason to write, how it opens on a phone and how fast it loads. 37 checks from the page itself, 8 more from Google's lab. No sign-up. We see which address was checked and its score, nothing about you.
What we check and how we count
Six questions an owner asks: 37 checks answered by the page itself, 8 by Google’s lab. Each row shows what it found, so the score can be argued with.
- 01
Found 15
Can search engines find it?
Secure address · Redirects on the way · Page title · Description for search results · One main heading · Canonical address · Allowed into the index · Sitemap · Language versions · Images described · Preview card in messengers
- 02
Read by AI 20
Can ChatGPT, Gemini and Alice read and cite it?
AI crawlers allowed in · Text without JavaScript · Structured data about the business · Facts that identify the business · Evidence density · Answer structure · llms.txt · Freshness · Uzbek apostrophes
- 03
Persuade 20
Does it give a reason to write or call?
Headline · Numbers and names · Vague words · Call to action · Ways to reach you · Form friction · Reasons to believe · Sentence length · Links that say where they go · Text contrast
- 04
Logic 15
Does the page agree with itself, and are its claims carried?
Title, description and headline agree · Claims that agree with each other · Claims with something to stand on
- 05
On a phone 10
How does it open on a phone?
Phone layout declared · Image sizes declared · Tap targets
- 06
Load 20
How fast does it load?
Server response · HTML weight · Scripts loaded · Lab performance score · Main content appears · Layout stability · Blocking time · Page weight · JavaScript errors
A lens scores its checks: yes counts in full, partly counts half, no counts nothing; a check we could not measure is left out. The reading weighs the lenses: found 15, read by AI 20, persuade 20, logic 15, on a phone 10, load 20, over the lenses that were measured.
- Speed is Google's Lighthouse run on a simulated mid-range phone over a slow connection; it varies from run to run, as any lab test does.
- AI crawlers are read from robots.txt, and three of them knock on the door for real: OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. A block at the edge counts as a block.
- llms.txt is reported, never counted: no AI engine has announced reading it.
- The reading diagnoses. It says where the page loses people, not what to change first: that is a conversation about your business, not a list.