Understanding Your Report
How your score is calculated
Your score is the percentage of checks that passed at scan time, rounded down to the nearest whole number. A score of 100 means every check passed. A site that passes 45 out of 50 checks scores 90.
AI Search Readiness checks are not included in the score. They are reported separately with their own rating (Strong, Needs Improvement, or Weak).
The score is a snapshot. It reflects the state of your site at the moment the scan ran. Running a new scan after making fixes will update the score.
Severity levels
Each finding is assigned a severity level based on its potential impact:
- Critical: Issues with significant impact on your site's functionality, security, or search visibility. Address these first.
- Warning: Issues worth addressing that may affect user experience or search rankings. Important but less urgent than critical issues.
- Info: Informational findings and passing checks. No action required.
Use the severity filter pills at the top of each report to focus on critical issues first. Critical findings are auto-expanded with fix details.
What partial scans mean
Occasionally a scan may complete only partially. This can happen when:
- The target site takes too long to respond
- A network error interrupts the scan
- The site blocks automated requests
When a scan is partial, results for the checks that did complete are still saved and shown in the report. Re-running the scan usually resolves the issue.
Page limits by plan
Each plan sets a maximum number of pages scanned per run. Pages are discovered from your sitemap.
| Plan | Pages per scan |
|---|---|
| Pro | 10 |
| Studio | 50 |
Change detection
Each scan is compared against the previous one for the same site. The site detail page shows:
- How many issues were resolved since the last scan
- How many new issues appeared
- Whether your score improved, dropped, or stayed the same
This makes it easy to see the impact of your fixes without digging through the full report. The score trend chart on the site detail page visualizes your recent scores, so you can spot at a glance whether your site health is improving, declining, or holding steady over time.
Automated scans
Pro and Studio plans can schedule automated scans on a weekly or monthly basis. Set the frequency on the site edit page. Automated scans run in the background and their results appear in your scan history just like manual scans.
Manual scans are available on all plans. Automated scheduling requires Pro or Studio.
Score drop alerts
If your site's score drops by 10 or more points compared to the previous scan, you'll receive an email alert. This helps you catch regressions quickly, especially with automated scans running in the background.
Score drop alerts are available on Pro and Studio plans and can be toggled in your notification settings.
AI Search Readiness
AI Search Readiness is a beta feature available on Pro and Studio plans. It evaluates structural signals that modern AI systems use to understand websites, including:
- Heading structure and content hierarchy
- Structured data (JSON-LD)
- Credibility signals (about pages, contact information)
- Indexability and robots directives
The AI Search Readiness rating (Strong, Needs Improvement, or Weak) is separate from the main score. It evaluates current signals only and does not predict rankings, citations, or AI responses.
Exporting your report
Every report can be shared via its unique link. No login required for the recipient.
Pro and Studio plans include PDF and CSV export. PDF generates a formatted report suitable for client hand-offs, and CSV provides a spreadsheet of all findings for your own analysis. Look for the export buttons in the report header bar.
Questions?
Get in touch if anything in your report is unclear.