Have a page, your whole website or a draft rated before publication against Google’s current guidance on helpful content. You receive a risk verdict from low to high with a short reason and evidence for each criterion. Below it come the most important fixes, ordered by impact. What you act on is your decision.
The Agentic Part
On every run an agent loads Google’s current pages on helpful content, on AI-generated content and on spam policies and notes their version, because Google changes them often. It checks the ranking updates of the last 90 days, the changes to Google Search, and flags an update that is still rolling out. If you name a date when your traffic dropped, it places the date in the matching update window and reports it as coinciding in time. For a domain it reads up to eight pages: the home page, the About page, an author page and four to five typical content pages. It checks three to five factual claims with a web search to see whether they hold. It never invents metrics such as traffic: where they are missing, it says what would be needed to measure them.
Main Features
- An overall verdict of low, medium or high risk
- A rating with evidence from your page for every criterion
- Review of content quality: effort, originality, skill and accuracy, with spot checks of factual claims
- Review of author details and trust signals such as sources, About page and contact details
- Review for patterns Google treats as written for search engines, such as padding or topics outside your focus
- A check that title, description, structured data and image descriptions match the page
- Placement in the ranking updates of the last 90 days, including your date of a traffic drop
- Fixes ordered by impact, with the Google pages used and their version, and the sources
Use Cases
- You wrote articles with AI help and want to know before publication how Google will probably rate them. You submit the draft and receive the verdict in advance.
- Your website's traffic dropped on a particular day. You give the date, and the report shows which ranking update it falls into.
- You want a whole website assessed. The agent reads a cross-section of up to eight pages and checks whether pages look as if they came from a template.
What we build for you
- The address of a page, your domain, or the draft as text or file
- The date your traffic dropped, if there is one
- Hints about your most visited and newest pages, if known
- Real measurements such as traffic or page speed, if they should feed into the verdict
