Is your site safe with Google, or only optimized? Enter any address and our compliance grader gives you two scores. One says whether you are competitive. The other says whether you are safe. We email you both with the fixes.
Short answer
Enter any public web address and get two scores. A compliance score says whether the page is on the safe side of Google's published spam policies. An SEO score says how well it is set up to compete. Most tools only show the second one. The first is the one that can quietly cost you everything.
Free. We read the same publicly available page data a search engine sees. We email you the full report and the fix list, and we do not sell your address. See the privacy policy.
A page can look well optimized and still be breaking a rule that removes it from search.
Are you safe? This weighs the published spam policies most heavily: thin pages that exist only to catch a search, keyword stuffing, hidden text, sneaky redirects. Algorithmic problems never show up in Search Console, so you can lose traffic without ever being told why.
Are you competitive? Titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, mobile, and whether the page answers the question near the top where answer engines read. This is the score other tools give you.
A site can score well on the second and badly on the first. That gap is the whole reason this exists.
Four areas, each a set of yes-or-no checks against published rules rather than opinions. Technical covers the title, description, single main heading, canonical address, mobile viewport, declared language and secure serving. Spam-safety covers the policies that get pages demoted or removed. Quality covers what Google calls E-E-A-T — experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust: whether a reader can tell who is behind the site, what they know about the subject, and how to reach them. The fourth covers whether the AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Google's AI answers can read the page: a direct answer near the top, clear headings and structured data that parses.
Both scores with a letter grade, a breakdown by area, and every issue found with a plain explanation and the exact fix, linked to Google's own guidance where it exists. The same report arrives in your inbox so you can forward it to whoever does the work.
It is not a ranking prediction. Nobody can promise you a position, and a tool that says otherwise is selling something. Google's systems are proprietary and change constantly. This checks your page against the rules Google publishes, and tells you where you stand against them. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
Because every page this builder produces has to pass a check before it can publish, and that check is the thing we care most about. The grader runs the same kind of reading on any site, yours or anyone else's, so you can see what we look for before you decide anything.
Yes. Enter an address and an email and you get the full report with no payment and no account.
We send you the report and we keep a copy of the request. We do not sell it. The privacy policy says exactly what we hold.
Yes. It reads publicly available page data, so it works on any site you can open in a browser.
No, and be careful of anything that says it does. A good score means the page follows the rules Google publishes. Ranking depends on competition and on many things no tool can see.