Paste one URL. We check what search engines read first: status, title, description, headings, canonical, noindex, robots.txt, structured data, speed and links. Every result shows the evidence we found.
Indexing rules read Google's way; our own ranges are labelled. Speed from PageSpeed InsightsWe request the page once as a normal browser, read its robots.txt, ask PageSpeed Insights for mobile speed and request up to 20 of its links. It can take up to a minute.
Each check passes, warns or fails, with the tag, header or rule behind it. No overall score: a single number hides which fix matters.
HTTP status, every redirect hop, HTTPS, URL length and download time.
noindex in meta tags or X-Robots-Tag, the robots.txt line for Googlebot, and the canonical.
Title, meta description, headings, words, text share, image alt, language and viewport.
One request with a browser User-Agent, up to 5 redirects and 3 MB of HTML. No JavaScript is run.
Googlebot's rule for this path, read with Google's spec, while PageSpeed Insights measures mobile speed.
Unique links on the page, internal first, each requested once with an 8-second limit, redirects included.
Some rules are Google's. Others are the ranges our own technical audit uses, and we say so: Google sets no length for titles or descriptions.
AI Rankia<h1>, more than one, no <h2>, under 250 words, or text under 10% of the HTML: warning.noindex or none in meta robots, meta googlebot or X-Robots-Tag fails.Duplicate titles, orphan pages and internal link structure need a crawl of every page: see how a technical SEO audit of the whole site works.
No JavaScript is run, so text, links or tags added by scripts don't count. A firewall can also answer us and Googlebot differently: Search Console's URL Inspection shows what Google got.
Past 10 seconds we stop rather than audit half a page. If PageSpeed Insights doesn't answer, speed counts neither way. Links still queued after 30 seconds aren't requested.
In AI Rankia's Content Hub, the Action Center queues the open fixes across your core pages, ranked by impact, each with an Open in editor action.
AI Rankia runs your tracked prompts on AI engines with live web search and shows whether they mention or cite your brand.
The types on the page and any property Google requires for them that's missing.
Real-user data from PageSpeed Insights when the URL has it; otherwise its lab test. Plus HTML size.
Internal and external links counted; up to 20 unique ones requested, internal first.
These checks find technical problems. They don't measure content quality, links from other sites or competition.
