Site Pulse
Grade your site on what AI search actually rewards
AI engines can only recommend what they can read. Site Pulse crawls your pages and scores each one across the signals that decide AI readability: content quality, structure, metadata and technical health.
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What it checks
Our own homepage, taken apart exactly as the crawler read it. Every number below is lifted from the scan embedded further down this page.
Site Pulse scan of baselinelabs.ai - 25 August 2026 - 50 pages crawled - 22 modules
Status code, redirect chain, TLS, security headers. If the fetch fails, nothing below it can be graded. This scan recorded HTTP 200, an HTTP to HTTPS redirect of 308, and a TLS certificate valid for 77 more days.
Title and description presence, length and uniqueness across the crawl, canonical, Open Graph. This page passed. Across the full crawl the same module raised 25 warnings, 22 of them descriptions outside the useful length band.
What robots.txt permits is only half the answer, so the scan also fetches your site as each bot and records the real status code. A CDN can turn away an agent your robots.txt welcomes.
One H1, headings in order, landmarks that separate body from chrome. Structure is how a model locates the answer inside a page instead of skimming past it. Three of the 50 crawled pages did raise an H1 warning.
871 words of body copy. The extractor stripped 64 noise elements and reduced 194,372 bytes of HTML to 5,288 characters of readable text, an estimated 1,009 to 1,322 tokens.
The content-to-markup ratio came out at 2.3%, so almost all of this page's bytes are markup rather than text a model can read. It is the most common warning in the crawl, raised on 49 of 50 pages.
Weight, render-blocking assets, mobile layout, security headers, tracking. No synchronous scripts sit in the head and every security header is set, but seven third-party origins load with no preconnect or dns-prefetch hint.
Every page in the crawl gets the treatment above. This run returned 1,396 passing findings, 143 warnings and no failures. The score is a weighted pass-ratio over the crawled sample, averaged across categories.
- 1 Third-party origins loaded with no resource hint50 of 50 pages crawled 50
- 2 Content-to-markup ratio below the readable threshold49 of 50 pages crawled 49
- 3 Meta description outside the useful length band22 of 50 pages crawled 22
Ranked by how many crawled pages raise each warning. Every warning in this run carries equal weight, so the count is the ranking. Your own report ranks the same way over your own crawl.
What you'll get
See your site the way an AI engine does
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