Check a chosen URL for crawlability, indexing directives, canonical, metadata, structure and content. Insight groups issues and shows where to start — without promising Google rankings.
Insight connects technique, content and data — before you decide what to fix.
See signals from the live URL, crawler and connected integrations. Every issue has a source, scope and recommended next step — not a single “SEO score” that promises traffic.
Four steps from URL to decision — without guessing whether the issue is indexing, metadata or links.
HTTP, robots, noindex and canonical — whether bots can reach the page.
Title, description and snippet preview in search results.
H1–H6 headings, image alt text and logical content layout.
You test a specific URL — homepage, landing or article. You see HTTP status, scan context and basic crawlability signals.
The module checks crawl access, indexing directives, canonical and HTTP status. These are technical barriers — not proof that Google has already indexed the URL.
Findings are ordered by estimated impact, scope and effort. Score helps orientation, but it is not the only sort key.
After shipping changes, you return to previous runs. You check whether fixes worked and whether new technical barriers appeared.
Start with technical barriers, then review content, organic traffic and public readiness signals for AI answers.
A public single-URL scan is not the same as full Insight with crawl and integrations.
SEO core
Instead of a single blended “SEO score”, the module shows pillars with their own 0–100 score and concrete checks. You see which area drags the score down and where to start.
Valid markup improves eligibility, but does not guarantee a rich result in Google.
Markup ≠ rich-result guarantee
Thematic reports
Canonical, sitemap, hreflang, linking and other areas land on one priority list. The 0–100 score stays as orientation — order follows impact, scope and effort.
Top keywords
Compare phrase use in title, H1, headings and body. This is on-page exposure diagnostics — not Google ranking. After connecting GSC, match them with queries that earn impressions.
SERP preview
Preview based on the current title and meta description. Google may auto-generate a different title or snippet from H1, headings or body — Insight does not control the final SERP appearance.
A meta-based preview — not a guarantee of SERP appearance.
The SEO module checks indexability, metadata, headings and links for a specific URL. Foundation diagnostics — no ranking promises.
Preview based on title and meta description. Google may generate a different title or snippet.
AI Search readiness
The module pairs classic SEO with detectable GEO/AEO signals: robots.txt rules, answer structure, authorship, dates, sources and structured data. It does not confirm citation or inclusion in an AI system’s index.
No. The module surfaces technical and structural issues that may limit indexing or page understanding. Implementation and ongoing SEO work still require decisions on your side.
No. We show crawlability and indexing-directive barriers on a public URL. Index state in Google needs Search Console or URL Inspection — a public scan does not confirm it.
A quick test checks one public address (HTTP, robots/meta, canonical, meta, schema, content). A project audit adds multi-page crawl, sitemap, linking, integrations (GSC/GA4/Bing) and run history.
SEO focuses on technical foundations, on-page, content and public AI Search readiness signals for a page or project. Rank tracking and SERP change monitoring are a separate product area — when available on your plan.
No. Valid markup improves eligibility for enhanced results, but Google does not guarantee they will appear.
Analyze a URL, see the source of the issue, and start with the change that has the highest potential impact.
