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Using the scanner

These steps match the scanner on this site. They describe public checks and the files you can download. They do not describe private hosting or admin tools.

Run a scan

  1. Open the homepage and enter 1 to 10 public website URLs, separated by lines, spaces, or commas.
  2. Add a keyword only if you want the readiness label to name that term. The keyword is not a live ranking lookup.
  3. Choose modules. The standard set is Technical SEO, Content, Performance, Accessibility, and Best practices. Security is optional. Premium SEO Fix Plan is a separate module.
  4. If you select the premium module, you can enter what the business provides, who the customer is, and a conversion goal. Those details are used in the generated recommendations.
  5. Start the audit and wait for each URL to finish.

Only ordinary public http and https URLs can be scanned. Private or local addresses are refused. A single URL that runs longer than 90 seconds is reported as timed out and can be retried on its own. If the scanner returns “Too many scans from this network” or “Daily scan allowance reached,” wait and try again later.

Read the score

The overall score is a weighted result of the modules you selected: Technical SEO 25%, Content 20%, Performance 15%, Accessibility 8%, Best practices 10%, and Security 22%. Severity caps can reduce the score when failures remain. The grade is Excellent at 90 or above, Good from 75 through 89, Needs work from 60 through 74, and Critical below 60.

Category meters use the same bands. Findings are marked pass, warning, fail, or informational, with high, medium, or low impact. The search-engine modules estimate standards fit for Google, Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo. They are not live positions in search results.

PageSpeed numbers appear when Google returns them for mobile and desktop. Field Core Web Vitals appear when Google has enough real-user data. Unavailable measurements stay unavailable.

Exports and history

Search Console and account security

Connect Google from the Search Console panel. Access is read only and uses the webmasters.readonly scope. Choose a property the account can access to load up to 25 queries for a 28-day window that ends two days before the request. Signing out ends the local session. Google access can also be revoked from the Google account.

After sign-in, Account security lists active sessions and sign-in sources from the last 30 days, in Central Time. Browser and device details are estimated from the browser. You can sign the account out on every device from that page.

File remediation download

The file workspace accepts HTML or HTM, robots.txt, XML sitemap urlset files, JSON, and JSON-LD. You can select up to 10 files. Each file must be 2 MB or smaller, and the combined upload must be 8 MB or smaller. A request larger than 8.5 MB is rejected before processing. Files must be UTF-8 text.

The response is a separate download. Uploaded HTML is not rendered in the page, and the live website is not modified. When a Premium SEO Fix Plan exists for the scan, its title, description, and canonical are sent with the upload. Otherwise the workspace uses the canonical URL and business details entered on the page.

Subscriptions

Monthly plans are billed through Stripe Checkout when checkout is configured. Until then, the pricing page says checkout is not yet available and no payment is collected. A subscription does not change the scan allowance the scanner enforces, and it does not publish to WordPress or open a Git pull request.

Limits of the report

The scanner does not sign in, submit forms, or change the target site. It cannot see competition, authority, or the parts of Google’s systems that are not visible on the public page. Security output is an observable public-surface review using the official OWASP Top 10:2025. It is not a penetration test. A high score is not a promise of rankings or of a vulnerability-free site.

See features, the sample report, and pricing.