Traditional SEO score
How Google sees you. Page speed and Core Web Vitals, title and heading structure, internal linking, indexation, and whether your structured data is present and valid.
/ Triple Scorecard
Three scores that actually matter.
Most agencies grade you on Google rankings alone. We grade you on three: how Google sees you, how AI engines see you, and how secure your site is. Free, no obligation, and yours to keep.
What gets graded.
Three scores, tested rather than guessed, written up so you can hand the report to any developer.
AI search (AIO) score
What the major AI assistants actually say when someone asks for a business like yours, which sources they cite, and what is missing from your site that would let them cite you.
Security score
Whether your certificate and headers are configured correctly, whether your platform is carrying known vulnerabilities, and what an attacker can learn about your stack from the outside.
Tell us where to look.
Send your website address and anything you already suspect is wrong. We will run all three scores, write it up, and book a call to walk you through it.
If the report says your site is in good shape, that is what it will say. We would rather tell you that than sell you a rebuild you do not need.
- You send the requestWebsite address, and what you are already worried about.
- We run the three scoresSEO, AI search, and security, tested rather than guessed.
- You get the report and a callWritten findings you can hand to any developer, plus a walkthrough.
Common questions
Is the Triple Scorecard audit really free?
Yes. There is no fee and no obligation. You get the written report and the walkthrough call whether or not you ever work with us.
How long does it take?
Usually five business days from the request. Larger sites can take a little longer, and we will tell you up front if yours is one of them.
What do I get?
A written report covering all three scores with specific findings, and a call where we walk through it and answer questions. You can hand the report to any developer, including one who is not us.
Do I have to be a client?
No. Most people who request an audit are not clients when they do it.