Ways to go deeper with this site:
The crawl checks for public identity and contact information, policy references, About and team wording, social and review-platform links, testimonial and case-study terms, HTTPS URLs, selected structured data, canonical tags, broken-link data, author or credential wording, and limited CSS consistency signals.
No. The score reflects rule-based coverage of selected public website signals. It does not authenticate the organization, verify claims or testimonials, inspect third-party reputation, test customer service, confirm security, or measure how visitors perceive the site.
No. Detecting a policy link or cookie-related wording cannot establish compliance, and missing wording does not identify which laws apply. Review actual data collection, cookies, consent, notices, contracts, products, customers, and jurisdictions with qualified privacy or legal professionals.
No. It only detects links and selected review-related wording on the submitted site. Open relevant review, directory, regulator, and business-profile services directly to verify ownership, ratings, review content, complaints, status, and recency.
Treat them as a public-information checklist. Confirm each detected or missing item against the organization’s business model, audience, legal obligations, privacy practices, and available evidence before changing the site.
Trust Checklist
Review crawl-visible HTTPS, policy, contact, identity, social-proof wording, and selected external-reference patterns
Proof Language
Find testimonial, review, rating, logo, credential, and guarantee wording
Review Signals
Review crawl-captured review wording, rating patterns, selected platform links, schema signals, credential phrases, and response cues
GEO Signals
Review crawl-visible content and technical signals across eight internal rule groups