For businesses and brands. Free.

See what the site makes clear.

Send your business name, website address, and one line on what you sell. The assessment returns a written scorecard across 14 deterministic website checks, plus observed signals and a ranked fix list.

01

A factual sample result.

Both sites were evaluated by the same deterministic engine. The scores describe website signals only.

Keyframe0 site self-check

14/14

All 14 engine checks passed.

This is the studio site's own result. It is functional proof that the assessment engine runs against the same kind of site structure offered to businesses.

Checked July 19, 2026. Scope: the engine's deterministic website checks.

Anonymized competitor agency

8/14

Eight of the same 14 checks passed.

The comparison is anonymized and is not a client, testimonial, or outcome claim. It shows how the fixed scoring format distinguishes site evidence.

Sampled July 19, 2026. Scope: the engine's deterministic website checks.

The result does not measure rankings, traffic, revenue, lead quality, or whether an outside platform will recommend a business.

02

Methodology, stated plainly.

The score is a repeatable website diagnostic. It is not a general visibility grade and it is not a forecast.

  1. 01

    Fixed engine

    The same 14 deterministic website checks are applied to each submitted site.

  2. 02

    Pass or attention

    Each check records whether the engine can verify its defined site signal. The score is the number of passing checks.

  3. 03

    Observed evidence

    The written report states what is present or missing on the website rather than inferring an outside platform outcome.

  4. 04

    Ranked next steps

    Items needing attention are translated into a practical fix list, with the most useful foundation addressed first.

  5. 05

    Dated scope

    The result records the check date because websites and search systems change. It applies only to the site state reviewed on that date.

03

The report reviews the site as a system.

The written explanation groups findings so a business owner can understand the work without decoding implementation language.

  1. 01

    Business identity

    Whether the site states what the business is, what it offers, and which page holds the canonical facts.

  2. 02

    Structured data

    Whether supported facts and page relationships are expressed in a machine-readable format.

  3. 03

    Answer architecture

    Whether important buyer questions receive direct answers on the relevant pages.

  4. 04

    Discovery files

    Whether canonical routes and machine-readable guidance provide a coherent path through the site.

  5. 05

    Technical clarity

    Whether core titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and page structure agree with one another.

04. What you receive

A scorecard and a fix list.

Pass or attention, item by item, in plain language. The report identifies observed site signals, then ranks the next steps by practical importance.

Written reportYours to keep
  1. 01The 14-check result and assessment date.
  2. 02Observed evidence for the site signals reviewed.
  3. 03A ranked list of useful fixes.
  4. 04Relevant published starting rates when a fix matches a service.

Send three things.

Your business name, website address, and one line on what you sell. The assessment is free and arrives in writing.