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Page Reports

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Report Structure

Every analyzed page has a report. Open it from the site dashboard's Pages tab or from the dashboard. The header shows the page title, its address, when it was analyzed and the buttons to export or share it. The report has five core tabs; Performance and Security appear when data is available for that analysis.

A page report: the page title and address, PDF, HTML and Share buttons, the tabs Overview, Action Plan, Performance, Full Report, Security, Raw Data and AI Chat, and the AEO Score 65.2 Moderate with six dimension scores.
The top of a page report: export buttons, the tabs, and the score by dimension.
Overview
Score, grade and dimension scores, blockers and top opportunities
Action Plan
Ranked recommendations for this page and Smart Recommendations
Performance
Google PageSpeed lab results when available
Full Report
Every check, grouped by dimension, with how to fix it
Security
Security headers and posture, kept apart from the AEO Score
Raw Data
The analysis data as JSON, for developers
AI Chat
Ask questions about this analysis

Overview Tab

AEO Score and grade

The page's score from 0 to 100, its grade and the score where the next grade starts. A report never sets a target or a deadline.

Dimension scores

One score per dimension. A dimension that was not measured (for example Performance without PageSpeed data) reads "Not measured" and is left out of the AEO Score.

AI Visibility, Core Web Vitals and blockers

Whether AI search crawlers are allowed, the speed lab results and the problems that keep the page out of AI search, with the top opportunities.

Generate Auto-Fix script

Creates an Auto-Fix script with rules for this page's failed checks. See Auto-Fix.

Full Report Tab

Every check the analyzer ran, grouped by dimension, with an executive summary and a short guide to reading the report. Expand a check to see its status, what it checks, why it matters and how to fix it.

The Full Report tab: failed checks Canonical URL (High, Indexing), Broken Links, Page Load Speed, OpenGraph Tags and Resource Hints; Canonical URL is expanded with its status, what it checks, why it matters and how to fix it.
Each check shows its severity and stage; expand it for the details and the fix.
  • Status - passed, failed or not applicable. Not applicable checks are shown apart and never counted as passed.
  • Severity - critical, high, medium or low, for failed checks.
  • Stage - where the problem gets in the way, from crawler access to clicks and visits.
  • unproven — not scored - checks shown for information: the evidence that they affect AI answers is not strong enough to count them, so they have no severity and no weight.
Tip: use Filter Checks to show only failed checks or one severity, and the dimension list to jump to a section.

Action Plan Tab

Recommendations for the checks this page failed, ranked by severity and then by how much each check counts in the score. Each recommendation includes:

Priority Level High/Medium/Low

An impact word taken from the check's severity. It is not a promise of points: re-scan after a fix to see what changed.

Specific Actions

Clear steps to fix the issue; mark each one in progress, completed or dismissed as you work.

Smart Recommendations

Generate Smart Recommendations asks an AI model for implementation guides with code for this page, combined with the PageSpeed findings. It is free with a daily limit. Each one says which check it addresses and, under Why, the rule ids and evidence behind that check.

Performance Tab

When PageSpeed data is available, this tab shows the results of Google's PageSpeed lab test (Lighthouse). These are lab numbers, not data from real visitors:

LCP
Largest Contentful Paint - loading, simulated in the lab
TBT
Total Blocking Time - how long scripts block the page (simulated in the lab)
CLS
Cumulative Layout Shift - visual stability, observed in the same test

Security Tab

A passive security audit of the page, separate from the six-dimension AEO Score: it sends only ordinary page requests, one TLS handshake per old protocol version and public DNS lookups, never an exploit or a guessed path. At the top: the grade, the score and how many controls are in place, then Fix first with the three most serious failures.

The checks are grouped. Connection: HTTPS, the TLS certificate, whether TLS 1.0 or 1.1 is still accepted, HSTS. Browser protections: Content Security Policy, X-Content-Type-Options, clickjacking, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy and CORS (one extra request with another site's origin shows whether the page answers any site while allowing credentials). Cookies: Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite. Page content: mixed content, files from public CDNs without an integrity hash, JavaScript libraries whose version has a published vulnerability (read from the script addresses, with the CVE ids), forms that send data unencrypted. Domain: SPF and DMARC against email spoofing, a CAA record, security.txt and version-revealing headers.

A failed check opens with how to fix it and what was found. A check that could not be tested (for example a DNS lookup that failed) is "N/A" and does not count. A page audited before these checks existed says so until it is scanned again.

Raw Data Tab

The analysis data in machine-readable form, for developers and integrations: scores, check results, page metadata and the analyzers' raw output, with a copy button. The raw page data is kept for the 3 most recent analyses of each page.

AI Chat Tab

An assistant that knows this analysis: its scores, its failed checks and the rule ids and evidence behind them. It is free, with a daily limit.

The AI Chat tab: the AI Analysis Assistant with example questions such as What should I fix first, a message box and the Include technical details option.
Ask about the analysis, or start from one of the examples.
Ask Questions

"Why did I fail the Schema.org check?" or "What should I fix first?"

Get Code Examples

"Show me the JSON-LD code I need for my homepage" or "How do I fix my robots.txt for AI search crawlers?"

Prioritization Help

"I only have 1 hour - what should I fix first?" or "Which issues keep AI search from reading this page?"

Tip: tick Include technical details for answers that refer to the raw check data. If our main AI provider is unavailable before the answer starts, Claude answers instead and the reply says so.

Answer Readiness (Advice, Not Scored)

During the scan an AI model reads the page and writes advice: whether the opening answers the main question, whether each section still makes sense when quoted on its own, and which claims have no source. Every quote it uses is checked against the page text. The advice is not part of your score and not ranked in "What to do next"; Direct Answer Provision still scores the answers to the questions on the page.

Exports, Sharing and Notices

  • PDF and HTML download this page's report. For the whole site, use Export on the site dashboard; with white-label on, that site report carries your agency's branding.
  • Share copies a public link: anyone with it can view the report.
  • "AI content checks were unavailable; you were not charged" means the AI review could not run during this scan, so the page was free.
  • A report scored under an earlier rule set says so. Its score is not compared with newer scans; re-scan the page to see it under the current rules.

Site Dashboard

When you analyze several pages of one site, the site dashboard brings them together, with one ranked list of fixes for the whole site. See Site dashboard and what to do next.