Free SEO Page Check
Can AI Search Actually See Your Page?
More of your customers are skipping the search results and asking ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews who to call. Those tools can only recommend pages they’re able to read and understand, and plenty of good service pages fail that test without anyone noticing. A robots.txt rule that quietly locks out AI crawlers, content that only appears after scripts load, or a page that never mentions the city you serve can keep you out of the answer entirely.
Most service pages were never built with AI search in mind. In less than a minute, find out whether yours can be read, understood and recommended.
Plug in any page from your site, the service you want to be found for and the city you work in. The check reads that page the way Google and the major AI tools do. It tells you which AI crawlers your site lets in and which ones it turns away, whether your content is really in the page or tucked behind code most AI tools never run, and whether the page spells out what you do and where clearly enough to match a local question.
It also covers the basics that still drive regular Google rankings, plus the details that turn a visit into a phone call. You’ll get a score out of 100 and a plain-English list of what’s working and what to fix first. It’s free and takes about a minute.
Get the fixes
We'll show you exactly what to change for every item that didn't pass, and email you a copy.
What the page check looks at:
Whether Google and AI tools can find it. We check your robots.txt rules for Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, look for stray noindex tags, and test response time, mobile speed and whether your content is really in the page or loaded later by scripts.
Whether it is clearly about your service and your city. The title, headline, URL, subheadings and opening copy should tell a visitor what you do and where you do it within a second of landing.
Whether a visitor will actually reach out. Tap-to-call phone numbers, a form right on the page, real reviews, answers to common questions and business details marked up so search engines can read them.
What To Do With Your Results
A score is only useful if you know where to start. This is the order we’d work through it ourselves.
- 1
Fix the red items first
Anything marked Fail is costing you visibility or leads right now. A lot of them, like a leftover noindex tag or a phone number you can’t tap, take minutes to fix in WordPress. - 2
Then tackle the yellow ones
Needs Work items won’t sink a page on their own, but together they’re often the difference between page one and page two. - 3
Run the check again
Once your changes are live, run the page through again to confirm everything landed the way you expected. - 4
Check your other service pages
If one service page has these problems, the rest usually do too. They tend to be built from the same template.
Questions about
the page check?
Quick answers before you run it
FAQs
Is it really free?
Yes. You see your score and every result right away. We ask for your name and email to unlock the specific fixes and send you a copy, and that’s it.
Why does it only check one page at a time?
Rankings are won page by page. Your service pages are the ones that bring in calls and form fills, so that’s where a focused check does the most good.
If I score 100, will I rank #1?
Not on its own. The page check covers the things you control on the page itself. Your reviews, links from other sites and how strong the competition is in your area all play a part too.
Does it work on any website?
It works on any public page, whatever it’s built on. If your site blocks automated visitors, the check won’t be able to load it. Reach out and we’ll take a look by hand.
Rather Have Us Look at It?
We’ve been building and ranking websites for over 25 years. Tell us about your site and we’ll walk through what’s worth fixing first.