Put in a domain. Get every problem on it explained in plain English, using your own URLs, ranked in the order they should actually be fixed, with a name against each one.
Very few tell you why it costs money, which one to do first, or who is supposed to do it. That gap is where retainers get wasted and owners stop trusting their agency.
Every failing check names your own URLs, says why it matters on this site, how urgent it is, and the single next step. The textbook explanation sits underneath for when you want it.
Everything every module found, merged and ordered by dependency. Fixing content on a site Google cannot crawl is wasted money, so it refuses to suggest that first.
Each action carries a developer, an SEO, a writer or the client, and the week it belongs in. Add your team and it balances the load, so an undeliverable plan says so upfront.
Eight steps. Nothing later is worth doing until the step before it is sound.
Server, robots, redirects. Nothing counts while this is broken.
Noindex, canonicals, sitemaps, and what Google itself reports back.
Titles, headings, structured data, and the shape of the site.
Real visitor data, not a score from your own laptop.
Content against real demand, and against whoever ranks above you.
E-E-A-T, citations, reviews, and the risk of over-optimising.
Ranking and converting nobody is a failure most tools cannot see.
A client report with the actual URLs, editable before you send it.
Three screens from a live crawl of a Shopify store. No sign-up, no email, nothing to install.
Open the demoThree of the twenty-seven, populated with real findings.
248 pages crawled in 3 minutes 12 seconds. Every page checked against all 217 rules.
The same four faults repeat across the catalogue.
Why is this page not ranking? Eleven gates, in the order search itself works.
Everything every module found, ranked worst first. Work down.
Google is not indexing this page. The coverage state above is the reason, in Google's own words.
Written for the client or written for the developer. Editable before you send it.
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Duplicate titles make your own pages compete for the same query.
Ranked on how much each one costs against how long it takes. Work down rather than across.
1. Filter and sort URLs are kept out of the index — 400 faceted URLs are being crawled instead of your products. Developer, week 1.
2. Every page has its own title tag — 44 duplicates across the catalogue, mostly product copies. SEO, week 1.
Twenty-four more modules sit behind this, including Search Console, keyword clustering, local SEO, ecommerce, competitive comparison and AI readiness.
Seven days of everything, no card. After that, pick the size that matches how many sites you look after.
Everything unlocked, for seven days.
For one site you look after properly.
For anyone billing a client for the answer.
No. Put in a domain and it runs. There is no relay to build, no API key to fetch and nothing to install. That is handled for you.
In your browser, not on our servers. We hold your email and which plan you are on. Your crawls, reports and Search Console data never reach us, which means we cannot lose them and cannot look at them.
Everything you have done stays exactly where it is and stays exportable. The modules simply stop running new scans until you pick a plan.
Any time, from inside the tool. You keep access until the period you paid for ends.
Yes, and international cards. Prices show in rupees in India and dollars elsewhere, with tax handled at checkout.