No black box. Here's exactly what GoogleSiteScore does with your URL, what it checks, and how the score is calculated.
When you paste a URL, our crawler requests your page using a desktop and mobile user agent — the same way Googlebot would. We read the raw HTML, headers, and key linked resources (sitemap, robots.txt, primary stylesheets) so we see exactly what Google sees.
Each check is a discrete test grounded in Google's public ranking signals: HTTPS, sitemap presence, robots.txt correctness, page title length and uniqueness, meta description quality, mobile viewport, structured data (schema), Core Web Vitals signals, broken links, contact info, local business schema, privacy/terms pages, calls-to-action, QR code availability, and chatbot readiness.
Each check produces a pass/fail with a plain-English explanation. We weight the score so the highest-impact items (crawlability, mobile, Core Web Vitals) count for more. You get a 0–100 Google Readiness Score plus a prioritized fix list — biggest wins first.
Most issues are 5–30 minute fixes you can do in your site builder's settings. Re-run the audit any time to see your score climb. Most users see meaningful local search ranking movement within 2–4 weeks of fixing the top items.
Each one is a discrete pass/fail test grounded in Google's public ranking guidance.
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