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● Free Tool · 60-Second Scan
Enter your domain and we'll run a live scan — technical SEO, on-page signals, AI-crawler access, and performance — and score your homepage in about a minute. Your full-website report (every page, plus live Google & AI-engine visibility) follows by email within 24 hours.
Live checks against your actual site — not a template report.
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No spam. We email your scan results + full audit summary. Opt out anytime.
A first-pass check of your homepage only. The full-website audit covers every page.
Live checks in progress — takes about 60 seconds.
— homepage scanned live just now. This score covers your homepage only (4 of the 9 modules in a full audit). Your full-website report lands in your inbox within 24 hours.
We'll send your complete report: every finding with evidence, a keyword map, AI-visibility benchmark vs. your competitors, and a prioritized 90-day roadmap. Delivered within 24 hours.
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12 checks · 60 seconds · free
Every scan runs twelve automated checks across six categories — the same first-pass diagnostics we run for paying clients, just faster.
HTTPS, XML sitemap, robots.txt rules, canonical tags and basic indexation health — the plumbing search engines rely on before they’ll even read your content.
Title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure and internal linking — the on-page basics that tell Google, and readers, what a page is actually about.
Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended can reach your pages, or whether robots.txt is quietly blocking them from citing you in AI answers.
Whether you publish an llms.txt file — a plain-text map of your key pages that AI engines increasingly use to understand a site faster than crawling alone.
Structured data on your key pages: is Google being told what you sell, or left to guess? Missing schema quietly suppresses rich results.
Your live Google PageSpeed mobile score and Core Web Vitals — the performance numbers that affect both rankings and how many visitors stick around.
None of these checks are exotic — most agencies run something similar as a first step. What’s different here is speed and scope: you get all twelve in about a minute, including the AI-crawler and llms.txt checks that most free tools still skip entirely.
Search behavior is changing faster than most small business websites are keeping up with. Google’s AI Overviews now answer many queries directly on the results page, and a growing share of buyers are asking ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI tools to recommend a business before they ever open a traditional search engine.
That shift changes what “good SEO” means. A page can rank reasonably well in traditional search and still be invisible to AI answers — because the crawlers behind those tools (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) are blocked, because there’s no llms.txt pointing them to the right pages, or because the content itself isn’t structured in a way that’s easy for an AI system to extract and cite.
We won’t invent numbers about how many clicks this costs any one business — the honest answer is nobody has a universal figure yet. What we can say is directional: fewer users need to click through when an answer engine has already given them the answer on the page, and a business that’s readable and citable by AI tools has a better shot at being the recommendation than one that isn’t. The scan above checks exactly this, alongside the technical SEO fundamentals that still decide whether Google ranks you at all.
None of this replaces traditional SEO — it sits on top of it. A site with weak technical foundations is unlikely to be picked up cleanly by AI crawlers either, since many of the same signals (clean HTML, clear headings, accurate metadata, a working sitemap) are what both Google’s classic algorithm and AI systems use to understand a page. Fixing the basics still does most of the work; the AI-specific checks catch what’s left.
Three steps, about a minute, no software to install.
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Type in your domain and email. No account, no card, no software to install.
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Twelve checks run against your actual site in real time — not a template report — covering technical SEO, on-page signals, AI-crawler access and performance.
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Your score and top findings appear on this page in about 60 seconds. The full 9-module breakdown follows by email within 48 hours.
That’s the whole process on your end. Behind the scenes the scan is fetching your live pages, reading your robots.txt and sitemap, checking for llms.txt, and pulling a fresh PageSpeed result — the same sources a human auditor would start from, just automated.
SEO isn’t one-size-fits-all once you cross a border. Here’s what we specifically check for, market by market.
United States
Local pack visibility usually matters as much as organic rankings for a US small business. We check your Google Business Profile signals, NAP (name/address/phone) consistency across the web, and whether your site gives Google enough structured detail to place you in local search and Maps results next to competitors down the street.
United Kingdom
UK sites often lose points on two things: search engine optimisation basics that got skipped at launch, and cookie consent banners configured so aggressively they block the very crawlers — including AI crawlers — that need to read the page underneath them. Both are usually quick fixes once flagged.
European Union
GDPR compliance and the European Accessibility Act (in force from June 2025) both intersect with SEO more than most site owners expect — cookie consent tools and accessibility overlays can each interfere with crawling if set up carelessly. We also check hreflang setup for multilingual sites, since a missing or mistranslated tag routinely sends the wrong language version of a page to the wrong country.
Canada
Bilingual English/French sites get checked for language-tag correctness and duplicate-content issues between the two language versions of the same page, alongside standard PIPEDA-aligned data-handling basics on the forms and trackers we find — a common gap on smaller Canadian business sites.
Australia
We look at Privacy Act and Australian Privacy Principles (APP) alignment on data collection, plus local relevance signals — including whether a .com.au domain, correct time zone and Australian business details are being used to their full advantage in local and national search.
The free scan is real — it’s a live, automated first pass. It isn’t the same depth as a full audit, and we’d rather tell you that upfront than let the table do the talking.
| Free instant scan | Full audit by Growth100X | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | 60 seconds | 48 hours, delivered by email |
| Checks | 12 automated checks | 9-module manual + automated review |
| Reviewed by | Automated engine | Growth100X analysts |
| Keyword & competitor mapping | Not included | Included |
| Prioritized roadmap | Not included | 90-day plan, ranked by impact |
| Price | Free | Free 30-min scoping call, then quoted |
If the free scan comes back mostly green, you probably don’t need a full audit right now — fix what it flags and re-run it in a few weeks. If it surfaces several critical issues, or you want the keyword map and 90-day roadmap that only a full audit includes, that’s when the 30-minute call earns its time. Your full audit results are always sent by email within 48 hours — we can also send a WhatsApp nudge when it’s ready if you’d like, but email is how the report itself arrives.
Yes. There’s no card required and no hidden step — you get your score and top findings on this page. We only ask for your website and email so we can send the full report afterward.
We check whether AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) can access your site, whether you publish an llms.txt file, and whether your key pages have the structure AI systems typically need to extract and cite content accurately.
No. The scan reads your public pages the same way a search engine or browser does — it doesn’t install anything, run scripts on your server, or add any load beyond a normal page visit.
We store the website, email and (if provided) phone number you submit, solely to send your results and follow up. You can ask us to delete it at any time, and we don’t sell or share it with third parties.
Those tools are excellent for keyword and backlink research. This scan is narrower and newer: it’s built specifically to check AI-crawler access and llms.txt — signals most SEO tools don’t cover yet — alongside the technical and on-page basics.
It’s a plain-text file, similar in spirit to robots.txt, that gives AI systems a structured map of a site’s most important pages. It’s an emerging standard, not yet universal, but sites that publish one make it easier for AI tools to find and cite the right content.
Some fixes (like a missing meta description) are quick, low-code changes. Others (like schema markup or crawler access rules) are usually faster with developer help. The full report flags which is which.
The scan works for any live website. Our team is set up to support small businesses in the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Canada and Australia specifically, including region-specific compliance and local-search checks.
Run the free scan above, or skip straight to a conversation — 30 minutes, no obligation.