Instant SEO grade
Weighted score across technical SEO, on-page quality, content, performance, and rankings. See every weight.
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See how scoring works
Your website's SEO score, explained.
Clear letter grades and shareable reports built on standardized SEO procedures and deterministic scoring, not flaky AI guesswork.
No account needed. Grade, sub-scores and top issues for your homepage, up to 5 free scans a day.
- Standardized procedures
- Published weights
- Explainable fix lists
Overall grade
C
75/100
Fair SEO status. Significant improvements recommended for competitiveness.
AI-search readiness
B · 83
Score breakdown
- Technical 98
- On-page 75
- Content 70
- Performance 77
- Accessibility 88
- Rankings 25
Top issues
- Pages missing structured data (JSON-LD)
- Pages with incomplete Open Graph tags
- Missing meta descriptions
- Average page word count is below 300 words
Why SiteScore
One scan. Every signal that matters.
Many SEO tools lean on AI and produce results that are hard to verify. SiteScore runs the same published checks on every scan, so the same site gives the same score and every point can be traced to something we measured.
AI-search readiness
AI crawler access, llms.txt, identity schema and JavaScript-only content, scored as a separate sub-grade.
Real-user Core Web Vitals
Chrome UX Report field data, including INP, next to Lighthouse lab scores.
Prioritized fix lists
Issues grouped by page template, ready to hand to a developer or a client.
Track and get alerted
Schedule weekly or monthly re-scans and get an alert when your grade drops.
Shareable and white-label
Send a secure link, PDF or Markdown, under your own agency branding if you like.
Need it fixed? The Rama Chandra Technologies web team can fix what the scan finds. Talk to us.
Sample report
See the full report before you scan
Example Co., India: a fictional business, scored by the same code as a real scan.
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From the blog
Read the check, then run it
Short guides on the questions people ask before they scan a site.
On-page
One H1, and why the headings under it matter
The H1 is the page title in the HTML. The headings under it are the outline. One clear H1, then H2s, is enough.
On-page
Alt text: say what the picture shows
Alt text is the sentence a screen reader speaks when it reaches a picture. Describe the picture. Do not stuff the field with keywords.
Content
When a page is too thin to be useful
Under 300 words, an indexable page is flagged as thin. Add the facts a visitor came for. Do not pad the page with filler.
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