Run a 10-point homepage check
and find out what to fix first
Title, description, address and markup on your homepage are how search engines and AI bots learn about your business. We show what is already in place and what is worth fixing.
What exactly we check
Is it clear who you are
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Page title
The name in the browser tab and in search results (title).
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Page description
1–2 sentences about the site in the code (meta description).
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Main heading (H1)
Whether the code has an H1 heading and what it says.
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Page language
The language declared in the code (lang).
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Address or service area
Whether they appear in the markup (JSON‑LD) or in an address tag.
Does the site open, and what’s in the code
5-
The site opens
Whether the homepage responds without an error and returns HTML. We don’t run the page’s JavaScript.
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Main address (canonical)
Which homepage address is declared as the main one.
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Markup
Whether the markup code (JSON‑LD) parses without errors and which types it declares.
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robots.txt
Whether the file responds at its standard address.
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sitemap.xml
Whether there is a sitemap at the standard address and whether it can be read.
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Other pages of your siteAll plans
Once a week the dashboard reads up to 30 pages, checks that they open and are easy to understand, and builds a to-do list.
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AI readiness of your siteAll plans
A score from 0 to 100: how easily AI can read and correctly understand your site. It is based on a check of up to 30 pages, so we don’t show it for the homepage alone.
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Whether robots.txt lets AI bots inAll plans
The dashboard checks your homepage and robots.txt regularly on its own.
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Which AI bots read which pages of your sitePro
The total number of requests is on the “AI bot requests” page with any plan. The data comes from the pixel, the WordPress plugin or the PHP connector.
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Answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini to test questionsMax
Every week we ask them test questions from your field and show whether your site appears in the answers.
Questions about the check
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes. You can close the page: the check is saved and the result will be at the same link. If this site was already checked within the last 24 hours, we show that report straight away.
Does the check change my site?
No. We only read the public homepage and two files. No login to your site, hosting or DNS access is needed.
What do you do with my site address and email?
We store the site address together with the report. The report opens by link without signing in — anyone who has the link can see it. Along with the check we record the IP address and browser it was started from. If you leave an email after the check, we store it and send the report link to it. We send the Chetver newsletter only if you tick the box under the field.
What if the site didn’t open for the check?
Then there is no report: we don’t claim anything without evidence. Most often the site is password-protected, blocks automated requests or didn’t respond in time. If only robots.txt or sitemap.xml couldn’t be opened, you still get a report — and it says so, because that doesn’t mean the files are missing.
Do I need visitors or Google Analytics?
No. We read the site itself, not your statistics, so the check works for a brand-new site too.