Score out of 100 per page
With a verdict and a row-by-row pass/fail. Pages too thin or of the wrong type are marked not assessed — never guessed at.
Paste up to five URLs and get each page scored against Google's own published quality guidance — the Panda questions, the helpful-content self-assessment and the Search Quality Rater Guidelines. Free score in about a minute.
Free score for up to 5 pages. The full report — every fix ranked by points gained, with paste-ready draft copy — is US$9 per page.
Weakest row: claims made with nothing behind them.
The Panda questions, the helpful-content self-assessment, the rater guidelines — Google has told everyone what quality means. Almost nobody checks their own pages against it.
Not a vague grade. Each page is read in full and scored row by row — depth, evidence, trust, padding — so you can see exactly which habit is dragging it down.
The paid report ranks every fix by the points it gains and includes paste-ready draft copy with [slots] for your real facts. Fill, paste, done.
With a verdict and a row-by-row pass/fail. Pages too thin or of the wrong type are marked not assessed — never guessed at.
Every page is read in full — not crawled for keywords — and judged against the levels Google's own guidance describes.
The full report projects the score impact of each fix, so you always know the single highest-value change.
For the biggest gaps — trust blocks, evidence lines — you get draft copy with [slots] for your real names and numbers. Nothing is ever invented.
Articles, service and product pages. We capture each page exactly as a visitor sees it.
Each page is read in full and scored against the published quality guidance, row by row.
The free score shows what passes and fails. US$9 per page unlocks the full report — every fix ranked, drafts included.
Up to 5 pages.
Per page, only the pages you pick.
Beyond 5 pages, or done for you.
No — it's narrower and deeper. We don't check backlinks, speed or keywords. We judge the thing Google says matters most and tools measure worst: whether the page itself is any good, by Google's own published definition of good.
Google's published quality guidance: the 2011 Panda questions, the helpful-content self-assessment, and the Search Quality Rater Guidelines. We're not affiliated with Google and no ranking outcome is guaranteed — but the rubric is theirs, not ours.
Homepages, category and contact pages fail the rubric for structural reasons that say nothing about quality, so we don't judge them — and you can't pay for a page we didn't judge. Articles, service and product pages are the sweet spot.
No. Draft copy only uses what's visible on your page. Anything we can't see — client names, numbers, credentials — appears as a [slot] for you to fill with the real thing. We never invent a number, client or citation.
Free for up to 5 pages. About a minute. Results to your inbox.