Search
See what people searched for when they found you
Connect Google Search Console and the queries and pages you actually appear for are in your dashboard. A readiness check tells you what on each page is unclear to a crawler, and your sitemap stays submitted and monitored.
For anyone who has been promised page one and would rather have the truth. Nobody can promise you a position in Google's results, and anyone who does is either guessing or lying. What can be done is concrete: make each page clearly about the thing it is about, keep the site technically sound, and see what people searched for when they found you.
What it does
Search Console, in your dashboard
Connect once. The data is Google's own, shown next to the pages it concerns.
The queries you appear for
The pages that get clicks
Access you can revoke at any time
Readiness, page by page
Each page is checked against what a crawler and a screen reader need — one main heading, a description, alt text on images, a target keyword the page actually uses — and told what is missing rather than given a score to feel good about.
A single, sensible heading outline
Descriptions and alt text checked
Where something is a judgement call, we say so
Sitemap kept honest
Every enabled page is in the sitemap. The sitemap is submitted for you and its status watched, so a failure is seen rather than discovered.
Generated from your pages
Submitted for you
Monitored
Questions
Which plan includes it?
Pro. A Free site is still crawlable and still has a sitemap; the Search Console connection, readiness reporting and sitemap monitoring are Pro.
What access to Google do you take?
Search Console only — to read performance data and manage your sitemap — plus the email address of the account that connected, so the dashboard can say which one it is. You can revoke it from your Google account at any time.
Do you handle Google Business Profile?
Not yet. We have applied for access to the Business Profile API, and we will add it when Google approves it — not before.