01 / Website claims
Read directly from the page. Available in every new successful HTML report. A business can publish inaccurate information, so these observations are not independent verification.
Search & AI evidence
Start with the information your website makes available. Then build toward independent evidence.
Extract six categories from one public HTML page: identity, offering, contact, location, profile references and machine-readable organization information. See where each observation came from, review gaps and download a plain-text brief.
The same report includes website findings and follow-up tools. Sign in before checking to save the result, request optional Google performance measurements and send feedback about that report.
Check my businessRead directly from the page. Available in every new successful HTML report. A business can publish inaccurate information, so these observations are not independent verification.
Optional PageSpeed and Chrome UX Report requests measure page performance through Google. They need your explicit URL-sharing permission and depend on service availability. They do not measure search visibility.
A different experiment: specify the AI service, exact prompt, date and cited sources, then verify each answer. The free checker suggests questions but does not perform this experiment or claim that an AI recommends your business.
Run a check on a website you own or manage. Tell us which finding helped you act and which question remains unanswered using the feedback form in your saved report.
Manage websites for clients? Share your agency workflow →Publish accurate service details, a consistent business identity and working contact routes. Keep structured data aligned with visible content. No markup change guarantees a search ranking, an AI citation or a sale.