This is the engine's actual output for a real UK business site, scanned on 8 July 2026 - every score, finding and fix is exactly as the scan produced it. The only thing changed is the domain, shown here as sample-business.example at the owner's request. Warts and all, so you can see exactly what you get before you scan your own site.
Every scan produces this same structure: a score, a category breakdown, your top fixes in priority order, and the full list of checks. On your own report, the #1 fix unlocks with your email - here everything is open.
84/100
84/100
https://sample-business.example/
A solid page - there's some easy polish on the table.
We ran 23 checks on this page - 18 passed.
This score is for this page only - every page on your site scores differently.
Site Structure
100
Page SEO
73
Speed & Performance
100
Content Quality
75
Trust & Compliance
67
Accessibility
100
AI Readiness
100
What's already working well
Your page loads successfully
Your web address settles on one clean version
Your robots.txt file works properly
Search engines are allowed to visit this page
Your site has a sitemap for search engines
Your top 3 fixes, in order
Prioritised by how much difference each one makes - start at the top.
#1Page SEOWorth fixing soonMedium fix
Your page has no behind-the-scenes info for Google
The page has no structured data - the invisible labels that spell out what your business is, where it is and what it offers.
Why it matters: Without it, Google guesses - and you miss richer search listings (stars, opening hours, FAQs) that make people click your result instead of a competitor's.
What to do
1. If you use WordPress, an SEO plugin like Yoast or Rank Math adds this in a few clicks; most site builders have an SEO section that does the same. 2. Start with your business name, type and location. 3. Or send your web person this: 'Please add Organization or LocalBusiness JSON-LD structured data to this page.'
#2Page SEOWorth fixing soonMedium fix
Google can't tell what kind of business this is
Your page has some behind-the-scenes labels, but none that identify your business itself - its name, type and location.
Why it matters: Business-level labels are what power map results, brand panels and 'near me' searches - without them you're competing with one hand tied.
What to do
1. In your SEO plugin or site settings, fill in the 'organisation' or 'business info' section - name, type, address, logo. 2. Or send your web person this: 'Please add Organization or LocalBusiness structured data alongside the existing schema.'
#3Trust & ComplianceWorth fixing soonEasy fix
Your domain isn't set up to send email reliably
Your domain has no SPF record - the setting that tells email providers which services are allowed to send email as you.
Why it matters: Without it, your enquiry notifications, quotes and invoices are far more likely to land in customers' spam folders - business you never know you lost.
What to do
1. Log in to where you bought your domain and open the DNS settings. 2. Your email provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, etc.) publishes the exact SPF record to paste in - search their help for 'SPF'. 3. Or send your web person this: 'Please add a single valid SPF record for our email provider.'
Everything we checked
All 23 checks on this page, grouped by area.
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