AI search readiness
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Dashboard → AI Search Readiness checks how well your site is structured for search engines and AI assistants to read. Press Scan now.
What it checks
Section titled “What it checks”| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Title and meta description | What results show for your page. |
| Canonical URL | Which address is the real one. |
| robots.txt and sitemap.xml | Whether crawlers may come in and can find your pages. |
| Open Graph | How your page looks when shared. |
| Language tags (lang / hreflang) | Which language each page is in. |
| Heading structure | Whether the page has a clear outline. |
| Broken internal links | Links that lead nowhere. |
| Image alt text | What each image shows, for readers who can’t see it. |
| Indexability | Whether something stops the page from being indexed. |
| Structured data (JSON-LD) | Facts machines can read directly. |
Before and after publishing
Section titled “Before and after publishing”- A published site gets the full check against the live address.
- An unpublished site gets a draft check of the rendered page. Checks that need a live site — robots.txt, sitemap, broken links, indexability — are listed as pending until you publish.
Fixing issues
Section titled “Fixing issues”- Apply fix writes the fix into your draft (available for canonical URL, robots.txt, sitemap, Open Graph and structured data). Publish to make it live.
- Suggest title with AI and Suggest description with AI propose text you can review and Apply to draft. These use AI credits.