Check your site: how do Google, mobile and AI see it?
Enter your URL and we check it the way search engines and AI bots do: technical SEO, mobile performance, and readiness to appear in ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews.
How to read your website speed results
LCP: when the main content appears
Time until the largest image or text block above the fold shows. Over 2.5s usually means a heavy hero image, a slow server, or scripts loading first.
CLS: does the page jump while loading
If a button moves just as someone taps it, that's CLS. Usually images and ads without set dimensions, or a font swapping in.
TBT and INP: does the page respond
TBT measures how long JavaScript freezes the page in the test; INP is what Google measures from real visitors. Tracking, chat widgets and plugins are the usual suspects.
The score isn't everything
Scores vary between runs with network conditions. Focus on pages that bring leads, compare before and after each change the same way, and tie gains to leads, not just the number.
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That bots like GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are allowed on your site, your content is in the HTML without JavaScript, and you have structured data describing your business. These decide whether AI assistants can cite you.
From Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) in mobile mode, the same tool Google uses to measure Core Web Vitals.
By Google's thresholds: LCP under 2.5s, CLS under 0.1, and INP under 200ms. A mobile PageSpeed score of 90+ is good; 50 to 89 needs work.
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