Evidence
See the information behind each result.
- Where the data came from and when it was collected
- The page and what we found on it
- Clear labels for measurements, calculations, and missing data
How scoring works
Know exactly where every number comes from.
See which pages were checked, what we found, and how we calculated your score. Understand what the result can and cannot tell you.
How it works (3)
Evidence. Scoring. Comparison.
Scoring
Understand what your report tells you.
- Which set of scoring rules was used
- What each score category means and how much of its scoring system applied
- Reasons for the suggested repair order
Comparison
Know when two results are fair to compare.
- Checks for different scan settings
- Warnings about incomplete results
- No claims that a repair caused results without proof
- 01
We do not have access to Google's private ranking system. We use your website results and connected Google data.
- 02
Scores and repair lists help you choose what to do. They do not guarantee more visitors or sales.
- 03
Changes to scoring rules are recorded so you can understand older results.
Related pages (3)
Keep going.
Does the score cover my whole website?
Your score describes the pages checked, which may be only part of your website. Review the page count and any limits before drawing conclusions about the whole site. The 'Checks that apply' percentage in each category is a separate measure; it does not tell you how much of your website was checked.
Can a scoring model change?
Yes. A version number identifies each set of scoring rules. This helps you tell whether the website changed or the score was calculated differently.
Does the platform know Google's ranking algorithm?
No. We check the pages we can access and the Google Search Console data you choose to connect.
Understand why a repair was suggested.
Run a website scan, open a repair, and see the page details and explanation behind it.