#10 Labs · instant site audit
How does your site look to Google and AI?
Paste the address of a Shopify store, a WordPress site or any public page. In under a minute you get a score for speed, search and AI visibility, what each check found in plain language, and the three fixes we'd make first.
We don't keep the address you enter. The report sits in memory for 15 minutes, so a second look is instant, then it's gone. No email needed.
The audit needs JavaScript to show your report. If it's off, email info@nr10.com with your address and we'll run it for you.
- Fetching the page
- Reading robots.txt and the sitemap
- Looking for structured data and llms.txt
- Checking which AI crawlers are allowed
- Waiting on Google's mobile speed test (the slow part)
From a check in the last 15 minutes.
We work mostly in Shopify and WordPress, but every check here applies to any site.
Google's speed test didn't answer this time (it has a daily limit), so speed isn't in the score. Try again in a few minutes, or run it yourself at PageSpeed Insights.
The three fixes we'd make first
Where we'd start.
Picked by fixed rules, not AI: what costs a site the most if it's left alone comes first.
Everything else passed, so that's all we'd change on this page.
Opens our contact form with the report filled in. A person at #10 reads it and replies with what we'd actually do.
How it works
Rules we'd use by hand.
Our server fetches your page the way a crawler does, then reads it against the same checklist we start every audit with. No AI writes the report, so the same site gets the same answer.
Search basics
The title, meta description, main heading and canonical tag, whether the page can be indexed, robots.txt, the sitemap, HTTPS and image alt text.
AI visibility
Whether robots.txt blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot, whether the page has structured data AI tools can read, and whether there's an llms.txt.
Speed
Google PageSpeed Insights runs a mobile test from Google's servers. We report its score and the three numbers behind it.
The three fixes
Every check that fails or needs a look has a fixed priority. The top three, with a single slot for speed, become the fixes, worded for your platform.
It checks one page, signed out, from our server. It can't see your content quality, your links, your analytics or pages behind a login, and some firewalls turn automated visits away. A full audit covers those.
Want the full audit?
A one-page check finds the obvious. We go through the whole site, your Search Console and your AI search presence, and hand back a short, ranked plan.