Question 1

What does the website scan check?

Accepted Answer

The scanner fetches your homepage server-side and reads about twenty structural signals across four layers: foundation (title, description, headings, readable content), trust and sharing (HTTPS, link previews, response time), search visibility (indexability, sitemap, image descriptions), and AI readiness (structured data, AI-crawler access, answer-ready content). Every check is read directly from your site's actual bytes — nothing is estimated.

Question 2

Is this a full website audit?

Accepted Answer

No, and it doesn't pretend to be. It is a structural snapshot: what machines can read from your site right now. It does not evaluate your positioning, your copy, your conversion paths, or how the site performs under real traffic. That deeper read is what the written audit in a Nest engagement covers.

Question 3

Do you store the URLs or results?

Accepted Answer

No. The scan runs in memory, returns the report to your browser, and keeps nothing — no database, no log of what you scanned. The only time scan details reach us is if you choose to send them with a diagnostic request.

Question 4

Why does AI readiness matter for my business?

Accepted Answer

A growing share of buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI results to recommend businesses before they ever search the classic way. Those systems can only recommend what they can read: structured data tells them who you are, and crawler access decides whether they see your site at all. A site that blocks or confuses them is invisible in that channel.

Question 5

Will the scan work on any website?

Accepted Answer

Most public websites, yes. Sites behind aggressive bot protection may refuse the automated fetch — which is itself worth knowing, since overly strict blocking can also turn away the legitimate crawlers you want. If the scan can't read your site, the 30-minute diagnostic call covers the same ground by hand.