Your website may make perfect sense to you. That is not really the test.
Paste in a page and see what a machine can actually understand: who you are, what you do, who it is for and whether you have given it anything worth repeating. The free check reads one page. Paid reports look across your site.
This score is for the page you entered, not your entire website.
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Clarity matters. So does sounding like yourself. A clever headline, a little personality or an unconventional phrase can be worth keeping if the surrounding page gives people and AI enough context.
The goal is not to write for robots. It is to make sure the robots can follow along.I can help fix what is getting in the way without sanding off the parts that make your brand sound like your brand.
Not whether you found the magic AI keyword. The score combines technical access, clarity, useful answers, structure and proof.
Can search and AI crawlers reach and index the page?
Is it obvious who you are and what category you belong in?
Do you clearly say what you do, who it is for and what it solves?
Does the page answer the questions people are likely to ask?
Are the important parts organized clearly enough to extract?
Do you give people and machines a reason to believe you?
Every review looks at your site through two lenses: AI Findability and Marketing + Brand Strength.
See what machines understand, what customers hear, what’s worth fixing and what’s better left alone.
Put one important page under the microscope.
Find out if your whole site is telling the same story.
Because your website never really stays finished.
INTRODUCTORY PRICING ENDS NOVEMBER 30, 2026.
Hi, I’m Marc Engel Creative Director/Copywriter.
I built this tool because AI search created a new version of a very old problem: if your website can't clearly explain who you are, what you do and why you're worth paying attention to, people and AI are going to have a tough time finding you.
This tool looks at many of the same things I look for when I’m working on a brand, website or content strategy. The difference is this one can call out the obvious problems before you have to hire me.
And if the robot finds something ugly, I can fix that too.
That feels like a decent reason to check.