Cited Tomorrow

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See what search engines and AI answers see.

A free, automatic check of your public pages. You get up to five findings, each with the evidence behind it, so you know whether anything is actually wrong before you spend money on it.

No login, no plugin, nothing installed on your site.

We can’t reach a site behind a password or still on a staging address. The check itself works on any platform; the fixes we sell are WordPress and WooCommerce.

What the check tests

  • Mobile speed in a lab test, and real-visitor data where Google has enough of it
  • Whether pages can be indexed: robots rules, noindex tags, canonicals and your sitemap
  • HTTPS and redirects across the common versions of your address
  • Titles, headings and structured data on your home page and a sample of other pages
  • Contact details a customer or a search engine can actually find

What it can’t see, and why

  • Whether your pages are actually in Google’s index — needs your Search Console
  • Your rankings and traffic — needs your Search Console
  • Whether any AI tool cites your site — needs a person to ask and record the answers
  • Pages beyond the handful we sample — needs a full crawl
  • Your server, cache and plugins — needs a login

Every one of these needs something an automatic check can’t have: your access, or a person’s judgement. That’s the line between the free check and the €290 diagnostic — not a paywall on the same data.

What your result looks like

A plain-English verdict first, then a score calculated only from what we measured, then the findings with their evidence.

Each finding follows the same shape: what’s wrong, the evidence, what it would take to fix, and what we’d measure afterwards. Findings we can’t verify are never shown as fact. If there isn’t enough data, the result says so.

Fix first

12 of your 14 service pages tell Google not to index them

Pages marked “noindex” are left out of Google Search, so they can’t appear in AI Overviews built from it either. This often happens when a staging setting is left on.

<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex, follow”> found on /roof-repair/, /gutters/, /metal-roofing/ and 9 more

Source: page HTML, fetched 22 Sep 2026 14:04 UTC. Illustrative sample.

Three ways your result can go.

Most checks land in the first. All three have a next step, including the one where we find nothing worth charging you for.

Most common

We found fixable problems

You get the findings ranked, each with its evidence. Some are a single setting you can change yourself today, and the result says which ones those are likely to be.

Next: fix the easy ones yourself, or let the diagnostic turn the rest into a fixed quote.

It happens

Nothing major is wrong

We’ll say so rather than inventing work. What usually changes that is drift: a plugin update, a new page template, a migration, a redesign.

Next: keep the checklist and re-run the check after any big change. Monitor exists if you’d rather not have to remember.

Sometimes

We couldn’t check it properly

Password-protected, on a staging address, blocked by a firewall, or too little traffic for real-visitor data. We name what was missing instead of scoring you on data we never had.

Next: tell us what’s in the way and we’ll say whether a diagnostic can get past it.

Questions about the check

Is it really free?
Yes. The check uses public data and runs automatically. If you want a person to look deeper, that’s the €290 diagnostic, which is credited in full to a sprint.
What happens to the address I enter?
We fetch your public pages to run the check, and keep the address, the result and the date so your report stays available at its link. We don’t add you to a mailing list. Our privacy policy has the detail.
My site isn’t WordPress. Is this still useful?
The check itself is platform-neutral: speed, indexing, redirects and structured data work the same anywhere, so the findings will be real. The implementation work we sell is WordPress and WooCommerce only, so if something needs fixing on Shopify, Wix or Squarespace, we’ll tell you what’s wrong and you’ll need someone who knows that platform to fix it. We’d rather say that now than after you’ve paid.
Can I check a competitor’s site?
You can check any public website. The check only reads what anyone’s browser can already see.
I’m a developer or agency checking a client’s site.
That’s fine, and the evidence is meant to survive your scrutiny: every finding names its source, the pages sampled and the time it was fetched, so you can reproduce it yourself rather than take our word for it. Use it however it’s useful.
What should I do with my result?
Start with anything marked “Fix first”. Some of those are a single setting you can change yourself today; the result says when that’s likely. If you want the rest handled, the diagnostic turns your result into a fixed quote.
Why is my score different from PageSpeed Insights?
Our score combines five measured areas, not just speed. Lab speed tests also vary from run to run, which is why we show the date and time of every test.