Score out of 100
Per page, with a plain verdict: strong, fine, weak or poor. Thin or wrong-type pages are marked not assessed, never guessed at.
Google published the questions it judges content by. Paste up to five URLs and we'll read each page in full and score it against them — free, in about a minute.
Per page, with a plain verdict: strong, fine, weak or poor. Thin or wrong-type pages are marked not assessed, never guessed at.
Depth, evidence for claims, who's behind it, written-for-readers, gets-to-the-point, writing quality.
The Panda questions, the helpful-content self-assessment and the rater guidelines — Google published what quality means; we score against it.
On a private link, emailed to you. The full fix list per page is US$9 — only for pages worth fixing.
Each page gets a score, a verdict and a pass/fail on the rows that matter — depth, evidence, trust, padding. The full report adds every fix ranked by the points it gains, with paste-ready draft copy that never invents a fact about your business.
Get mine →Weakest row: claims made with nothing behind them.
Articles, service pages, product pages — the pages that are supposed to earn you customers.
Captured exactly as a visitor sees it, then scored row by row against the published quality guidance.
The free score shows what passes and fails. US$9 per page unlocks every fix ranked by points gained, with paste-ready drafts.
Yes — up to 5 pages a day, scored in full. No card. The US$9 full report per page is there if you want the fix list; the score is yours either way.
Your money pages: service pages, product pages, and the articles that are supposed to bring people in. We don't accept homepages — they're built to route visitors, not to be read, so the rubric would mark them down for structural reasons that say nothing about your business. If you paste one, we'll say so and ask for an inner page instead of charging you for a shrug.
We email you the results link and, occasionally, useful follow-ups. No sharing, no selling, unsubscribe any time.
No. We score against Google's published quality guidance — their questions, our independent reading. No ranking outcome is promised.