Reports
What's in a report
Every scan produces the same structure. The free scan shows you the shape of the problem; the full report shows you the fix, written against your own site.
Report structure
Overall scoreFree
A single 0–100 figure, the weighted sum of the eight checks, with the band it falls into and how many checks passed.
Top failing checksFree
The three failures costing you the most score, named so you know where the damage is before you pay anything.
Full itemised resultsPaid plan
Every one of the eight checks with its pass or fail state, its weight, and the exact evidence we found on your site.
Why it mattersPaid plan
A plain-language explanation per check: what an AI agent does with that signal, and what happens when it's missing.
Generated llms.txtPaid plan
A ready-to-paste llms.txt drafted from your own page content and structure, not a blank template.
Structured data snippetsPaid plan
Valid JSON-LD you can drop straight into the page, matched to what the page actually represents.
Prioritised task listPaid plan
Fixes ordered by score impact and effort, so the first thing you do is the thing that moves the number most.
PDF exportPaid plan
The whole report as a clean document, for handing to a developer or a client.
Example findings
Taken from a real scan of a mid-sized services site scoring 47 out of 100.
llms.txt present
Fail — 20 points lost
No file at /llms.txt (404). AI assistants have no summary of what your site covers, so they infer it from whatever page they happen to land on.
Structured data present
Fail — 20 points lost
One JSON-LD block found, but it doesn't parse: a trailing comma in the address object. Invalid markup is treated as absent.
AI crawler access
Pass — 15 points
robots.txt returns 200 and none of GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or Google-Extended are disallowed.
Meta description
Fail — 10 points lost
Present but 212 characters, so it's truncated in most surfaces. Target 50–160 characters.
See your own report
Start with the free scan. Unlock the full report only if the score tells you something worth fixing.