SiteParity

Paste any website. Get a clear SEO + AI-readiness score and actionable fixes.

SiteParity fetches the live page, scores what search and AI systems can actually read, and writes a plain-English fix — plus a prompt you can paste into Cursor or Claude.

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Built for visibility in search and AI

  • Google
  • Bing
  • ChatGPT
  • Perplexity
  • Claude

What a report looks like

A real SiteParity audit of example.com — score, priority fixes, and copyable prompts in the same layout you get after you run one.

44out of 100

Poor

0 critical · 15 findings

Sample report

example.com

https://example.com/

The page is reachable over HTTPS but is a very sparse documentation placeholder, with major gaps in metadata, semantic structure, and AI-readable business information.

Fix these first

Highest-impact findings from this audit. Start here before the rest.

  1. 1.MediumThin crawlable product descriptionAdd a concise product overview, key features, and proof points in real HTML text (not only images or client-only UI).
  2. 2.MediumVery little crawlable explanatory contentIf this page should represent a service or resource, add a clear, substantive description; otherwise keep its placeholder purpose explicit.
  3. 3.MediumMeta description is missingAdd a concise description that accurately explains the page’s purpose.

SEO

6 issues

Medium

Meta description is missing

No meta description is present, so search engines may generate an unsuitable snippet.

Suggested fix

Add a concise description that accurately explains the page’s purpose.

Example · Meta description

<meta name="description" content="Your Product helps [audience] [outcome] without [pain]. Start free." />
Low

Canonical URL is missing

No canonical URL is declared for this page.

Suggested fix

Add a canonical link to https://example.com/ if this is the preferred URL.

Example · Canonical link

<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/" />
Low

No H1 heading

The page has no H1, leaving its primary topic without a semantic heading.

Suggested fix

Add one descriptive H1 that matches the page’s purpose.

Low

Open Graph tags are incomplete

og:title, og:description, and og:image are missing, limiting control over social previews.

Suggested fix

Add Open Graph title, description, and representative image tags.

Low

robots.txt is missing

No robots.txt file was found to provide crawler guidance.

Suggested fix

Publish a robots.txt with appropriate crawl directives and sitemap location, if applicable.

Low

Twitter Card tags are incomplete

twitter:title, twitter:description, and twitter:image are missing.

Suggested fix

Add Twitter Card title, description, and image tags.

Structure

1 issue

Low

No internal links

The page contains no internal links to guide visitors or crawlers to related content.

Suggested fix

Add relevant internal links if this page is intended to be part of a larger site.

AI Readiness

8 issues

Medium

Thin crawlable product description

Only about 25 words of crawlable body text were found, which is light for AI systems to quote.

Suggested fix

Add a concise product overview, key features, and proof points in real HTML text (not only images or client-only UI).

Example · Crawlable product blurb

<section>
  <h1>Your Product — clear outcome for your audience</h1>
  <p>
    Your Product helps [who] [do what] by [how]. Paste a URL, get a score,
    and leave with fixes you can ship today.
  </p>
</section>
Medium

Very little crawlable explanatory content

The page contains about 25 words, providing little context for search engines or AI systems.

Suggested fix

If this page should represent a service or resource, add a clear, substantive description; otherwise keep its placeholder purpose explicit.

Low

/llms.txt is missing

No /llms.txt file was found to provide AI systems with site guidance.

Suggested fix

Publish /llms.txt with a concise site description and links to authoritative content, if applicable.

Example · /llms.txt

# Your Product

> One-sentence product definition.

Your Product helps [audience] achieve [outcome].

## Important pages
- Home: https://example.com/
- Docs: https://example.com/docs

## Contact
- Support: support@example.com
Low

FAQ or HowTo schema is absent

No FAQPage or HowTo schema is present; the extracted page text does not indicate help content.

Suggested fix

Add FAQPage or HowTo schema only if relevant questions or instructions are published.

Low

No clear product or service definition

The page does not define a product or service, and no nearby heading provides that context.

Suggested fix

If the site offers a product or service, state what it is and who it serves near the top of the page.

Low

No Organization or SoftwareApplication schema

Neither Organization nor SoftwareApplication structured data is present.

Suggested fix

Add the schema type that matches the site, if applicable; avoid adding business schema to a placeholder page.

Example · Organization + SoftwareApplication JSON-LD

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@graph": [
    {
      "@type": "Organization",
      "name": "Your Company",
      "url": "https://example.com/",
      "logo": "https://example.com/logo.png"
    },
    {
      "@type": "SoftwareApplication",
      "name": "Your Product",
      "url": "https://example.com/",
      "applicationCategory": "BusinessApplication",
      "operatingSystem": "Web",
      "description": "One sentence that states what the product does."
    }
  ]
}
</script>
Low

No plain-text email address

The page contains no plain-text email contact information.

Suggested fix

If visitors need to contact the site, provide a visible email address or clear contact-page link.

Low

No pricing information in crawlable text

No pricing mention was detected.

Suggested fix

If this is a commercial offering, publish pricing or explain how to obtain a quote.

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Agent-ready fixes

Copy a prompt. Paste it into Claude or Cursor.

Every finding ships with a ready-to-paste prompt — or grab the master fix prompt for the whole audit — so your coding agent can implement the change without re-explaining the problem.

  • One-click copy per issue or for the full report
  • Includes URL, problem, and suggested fix
  • Works in Claude, Cursor, and other coding agents

Shareable deliverable

Download any audit as a clean PDF

One click exports the score, summary, priority fixes, and full findings into a branded PDF you can send to a client, teammate, or keep for your launch checklist.

  • Score and summary on page one
  • Fix-these-first priorities included
  • Full findings with suggested fixes

What it checks

Each audit looks at the signals that still matter for search snippets and the newer signals that help AI systems understand your product.

  • SEO basics

    Titles, descriptions, canonical hints, Open Graph, Twitter cards, and robots.txt signals search results still expect to see.

  • Structure

    Headings and real links so people and crawlers can move through the page and understand hierarchy.

  • AI-search readiness

    Whether the important facts live in HTML — schema, product copy, contact details, and files like /llms.txt that machines can quote.

  • Common AI-builder issues

    Placeholder copy, icon-only controls, and client-only pages that generated sites often ship with.

What you get

  • A clear 0–100 score

    See how ready the page looks for search engines and AI answer systems in one number, with a short summary of what matters most.

  • Prioritized findings

    Issues are grouped by SEO, structure, accessibility, performance hints, and AI readiness — Critical through Info — so you fix the highest-impact gaps first.

  • Plain-English and agent-ready fixes

    Each finding includes a concrete suggested fix. Copy individual prompts or a master fix prompt into Cursor, Claude, or another coding agent.

How to run an audit

  1. Paste a URL

    Enter any public website into the form on this page.

  2. Run the audit

    SiteParity fetches the live HTML and extracts crawlable signals — it does not invent findings.

  3. Review findings

    Review each finding and copy the suggested fix or an agent-ready prompt.

  4. Get your fixes

    Leave with a score and concrete next steps.

Pricing

Simple pricing when paid tiers launch. During beta, audits stay free — no signup required.

  • Free

    $0

    Enough to check a launch or a client site.

    • 5 audits / month
    • Full SEO + AI-readiness report
    • Copyable fix prompts

  • Pro

    $5/moor$50/year

    For builders who audit often and want more depth.

    • Unlimited audits
    • Audit history
    • Multi-page crawls
    • Better agent prompts

FAQ

What does SiteParity check?

SiteParity audits SEO basics, page structure, accessibility hints, and AI-search readiness signals such as schema, crawlable product copy, contact details, and /llms.txt.

Who is SiteParity for?

Founders, marketers, agencies, and anyone who just shipped an AI-built site and wants to know what search engines and AI answer systems can actually read.

How do I run an audit?

Paste a public website URL on the homepage and click Audit Site. SiteParity fetches the live page, scores it, and returns prioritized findings with plain-English fixes.

Do I need an account?

No. SiteParity is free during beta and does not require signup. Shareable report links work because audits are stored under a random id.

What SiteParity is

SiteParity is an AI website auditor for founders, marketers, agencies, and anyone who just shipped a site with tools like Lovable, v0, or Framer AI. It compares the page people see with the facts crawlers and AI answer engines can extract and quote.

Paste a public URL. SiteParity loads the live HTML, measures SEO and AI-readiness signals, then returns a 0–100 score, a short summary, and a prioritized list of issues with suggested fixes you can apply yourself or hand to a coding agent.

No account is required during beta. Completed audits are stored under a random id (URL, score, summary, and findings) so you can share a results link, and the browser keeps a local copy for the tab that ran the audit.