Landing page checker

What a machine can read without running your JavaScript: your h1, the buttons that carry an action, your title tag and meta description, your share image, the language your page declares, and the filler words in your copy.

A number out of a hundred hides the weighting behind it. Each line here is a fact you can check on your own page in a second, which is worth more than a grade.

Words that would survive unchanged on a competitor's page: seamless, cutting-edge, best-in-class, revolutionary and a few others. They fill a line without telling a visitor anything, and the checker points them out where your page uses them.

Three usual reasons: the page answers only after its JavaScript runs, a bot wall sits in front of it, or the address is not reachable from the outside. Search engine crawlers hit the same walls, which is worth knowing.

No. It reads the page once, like any visitor, and writes nothing anywhere. Rewriting is what Polish does on the site of a founder who asked for it.