We read your website.
A focused crawl looks at your homepage and key pages for contact details, content and technical signals.
WEBSITE & AI VISIBILITY
See how the web
sees your website.
A good website should be easy to find, understand and trust. Discover how yours looks to people, search engines and AI.
A clearer picture of your online presence.
Real website checks / Explainable scores / Inspectable evidence
FROM URL TO UNDERSTANDING
Less guesswork.
More direction.
Enter a public website. We inspect its important pages, check the technical foundations and use AI to understand the evidence.
We connect the evidence.
AI extracts what your organization does. External research looks for references beyond your own website.
You get a way forward.
See your score out of five, the evidence behind it and specific improvements. Share or download the report.
CLEAR BY DESIGN
A check you can
check for yourself.
Every category is scored using published rules. Strong earns 1 point, partial earns ½, and insufficient evidence earns 0. When AI is unavailable, its categories remain unscored.
Questions about LMG Check?What do you actually test?
We inspect up to 10 public HTML pages, depending on the scan configuration. We test contact signals, content clarity, first-party and independent evidence, technical readability and AI identifiability. We do not execute website JavaScript, submit forms, test security vulnerabilities or measure AI recommendation rankings.
How is my information handled?
Reports are public to anyone with their unguessable link. Submit only public websites. We store compact findings and supporting quotations, not full website copies. Relevant page excerpts are sent to OpenAI for analysis. Daily rate limits use a salted IP digest, deleted after a short retention period. Infrastructure access logs may separately retain IP addresses.
Why might a result be incomplete?
Robots rules, blocked crawlers, JavaScript-only content or unavailable external services can limit the evidence. We show those limits. Recently analyzed websites may reuse a report for 24 hours by default; the report always shows its original analysis date.