Right now, someone is searching for exactly what you sell. This scan shows whether they find you — and what our agents would ship so they do: the pages, the posts, the emails, drafted from your own site while you watch. Every number is measured from your live site, and every one is checkable by you in about ten seconds.
No account, no email, no cost. We read publicly available pages only, and we respect your robots.txt. We do not keep the report. We keep the address you scanned and the time for 30 days, and your IP address for up to three days, to run this page and stop abuse.
Everything above came from your own site, from Google's public speed data, and — on the cards that say so — from Cortex's reading of your own pages. The paid half answers the question that decides who gets the customer: when someone asks Google, ChatGPT, or their feed for what you sell — is it your name that comes back, or a rival's?
How this was measured.
Page inventory and publishing cadence come from your sitemap.xml.
On-page checks come from reading up to 12 of your own pages, honouring robots.txt.
Structured data is read from the schema.org JSON-LD on your homepage.
Speed comes from Google PageSpeed Insights — where Google has enough Chrome traffic for
your site it reports what real visitors experienced over the last 28 days; otherwise it reports
its own simulated test, and we label which one you are seeing.
Every number on this page comes from a measurement — your own pages, or Google's own test
of them — never from an estimate of ours. Cortex's read of your business is an inference, and
says so on its own card. We do not keep the report itself — only the address you scanned
and the time.