Is your business website easy to find and contact?

Free website check

Read your public business page.

The interactive audit needs JavaScript. It reads only your submitted HTTPS page and same-origin robots.txt and llms.txt. No login, link clicking or form submission. Results show observed signals and review steps, not a ranking forecast.

Guide

Use this before you automate the work.

Step 1

Check the page your customers see

Use a public HTTPS page without query parameters or login details. The audit reads that page and its same-origin robots.txt and llms.txt. It does not click links, submit forms or read customer accounts.

• See title, description, mobile viewport and heading signals.
• Review structured business name, address, telephone and opening hours.
• Check observed contact and booking links before relying on them.

Step 2

Review uncertainty before making a change

Missing fetched HTML is not proof that a JavaScript site has no information. Different structured records may describe different locations. Crawling and indexing depend on more than these signals.

• Compare name, address and phone across the same location’s contact page and business listing.
• Review robots.txt rules for intended crawlers; a robots file is not access control.
• llms.txt is a discovery convention, not a promise of AI visibility.

Questions

Before you hand this off