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Enter the website
Start with the public website address. The analyzer uses that entry point to understand which site it is evaluating.
How it works
From website URL to a useful visibility diagnosis.
The goal is simple: understand how the website presents itself to search engines, AI systems, and potential customers, then show the owner what deserves attention first.
Check a website →The analysis path
Four steps, without the black box.
The customer experience stays simple even though the analysis itself looks at multiple kinds of evidence.
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Discover the site
The analysis uses website signals such as robots.txt, XML sitemaps, and internal links to build site-level context instead of judging one isolated page.
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Evaluate visibility signals
Evidence-based checks are grouped across SEO Foundation, AI Discoverability, Trust, and Conversion.
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Prioritize what matters
The result surfaces the strongest signals and the issues most worth addressing first rather than treating every warning as equally important.
Website-level context
One page rarely tells the whole story.
A homepage can look excellent while important service, location, booking, or contact pages contain visibility problems. The analysis is designed to discover the website as a site and evaluate the relevant eligible page set instead of pretending one page represents the whole website.
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Broader discovery
Use site structure and discoverable URLs to understand the website beyond the starting page.
Use site structure and discoverable URLs to understand the website beyond the starting page.
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Representative deep review
Spend heavier analysis where it produces the most useful diagnostic evidence.
Spend heavier analysis where it produces the most useful diagnostic evidence.
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Explicit coverage
Show what was discovered and analyzed instead of hiding scope behind a vague score.
Show what was discovered and analyzed instead of hiding scope behind a vague score.
Public diagnosis vs. internal technical analysis
The public analyzer tells you what is wrong. The internal MSQ2I workflow goes deeper into how to fix it.
The public Website Visibility Analysis is free and intentionally useful. It shows the score, priority issues, and why they matter. Detailed remediation steps, complete affected-page evidence, and implementation instructions are reserved for MSQ2I's internal technical workflow when we are evaluating or working on a website.
A useful diagnosis without an email gate.
See the Website Visibility Score, score drivers, issue counts, and highest-priority findings without paying for another analyzer product.
Internal evidence and repair planning.
MSQ2I can use the deeper technical analysis to identify affected pages, implementation details, repair sequencing, and rebuild requirements when evaluating or servicing a website.
Common questions
What happens behind the simple URL box?
Does the analyzer just send my homepage to an AI model?
No. The product is designed around measurable website checks and site-level context. AI can help explain confirmed evidence, but it does not get to invent the score.
Does it analyze every page exactly the same way?
No. The public analyzer uses the same deterministic scoring foundation as the deeper technical workflow. Internal analysis adds evidence and repair guidance; it does not invent a different public-facing score.
Can the analysis guarantee Google rankings or AI citations?
No. It diagnoses observable website signals. Search rankings, AI answers, traffic, leads, and revenue depend on systems and conditions outside the analyzer's control.
Where can I see how the score is calculated?
The public methodology page explains the score basis, supporting trust and conversion findings, site coverage, and the role of AI.