We crawl your store the way Google does — robots, sitemaps, listing pages, product schema — then render it like a browser and compare the two. Free.
No signup. We read your home, one listing and one product page, your robots.txt and sitemap tree — nothing needs your account.
Your store twice — as served, and as rendered — plus the files crawlers read first.
We fetch each key page raw, then render it in a real browser and count product links both ways. A grid that only appears after hydration is a shelf crawlers never see.
Whether search engines are allowed in, whether the sitemap exists where robots.txt says, how many products it maps, how fresh it is — and whether sampled URLs actually resolve.
Product JSON-LD with a complete offer, real GTINs (we validate the checksum), brand, ratings, breadcrumbs — and whether it is served in HTML or injected by a script.
A stray noindex on a template removes the whole store. We read the meta tags, headers and canonicals on home, listing and product — plus the www/apex and http/https folds.
Distinct titles per template, meta descriptions, one H1, image alts, a declared language. Boring, cheap, and still how pages get chosen and clicked.
Backlink authority via Domain Rating by Ahrefs — the number that decides which keywords are realistic. Shown as context, barely scored: young stores are allowed to be young.
Most SEO checkers read one version of your site. Stores break in the gap between two: the HTML your server sends, and the page JavaScript builds afterwards. Google renders — eventually, at a delay. Most other crawlers, and the AI answer engines, never do. If your category pages are empty until a script runs, your catalog is invisible exactly where shoppers are asking.