Interactive teardowns / Public-site observations

See how shared fixes can change the visibility picture.

Explore dated observations from real public websites across common US business categories. Select measured fixes and inspect how the same Quick Scan score would change if those checks passed.

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Real public websites, independently scanned on July 19, 2026. No customer relationship or endorsement is implied. Results are a dated snapshot and may change.

Live public SaaS website / B2B SaaS

Strong technical foundation with a deliberate AI-crawler tradeoff.

The public Quick Scan found complete core technical signals and a maintained sitemap. The main scoped opportunities were AI crawler policy and Markdown delivery.

calendly.com
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Professional audit context
66
Deterministic multi-category score
200 sampled pages
Deeper audit observations
  • The homepage response exposed no clear H1 in the sampled HTML.
  • The 200-page sample included 23 titles over 60 characters and 66 descriptions over 160 characters.
  • The professional GEO track found restricted AI-search user agents and limited answer-first heading structure.
Observed Quick Scan
86
77% weighted coverage
Projected now
95.2
1 of 2 fixes selected
Scoped ceiling
100
Within the covered Quick Scan checks
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What would move the score?

Projected impact

The score moves by shared causes

Technical SEO100 100
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Content retrieval83.2 83.2
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AI crawler access20 100
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API authentication100 100
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This is a policy decision, not a universal requirement. The projected gain assumes the currently scored crawler-access check moves from 20 to 100.

Independent observation: the baseline was measured from the named public site on July 19, 2026. The companies shown are not presented as customers or endorsers. `Projected` only recalculates the same Quick Scan after treating the selected covered checks as passing; it is not a full-site grade, deployed result, traffic forecast, GSC outcome, or customer case study. Public responses can change after the scan date.