Compare raw crawl signals with the rendered page, then turn every visible gap into an ordered fix queue.
The fix queue connects each difference to an affected URL, evidence, and a verification step.
Every recommendation stays connected to the public URL and the crawl or rendered signal that produced it.
Start with an anonymous scan that checks three-bot access, trust pages, verification signals, metadata/indexing gaps, mobile basics, and the first blocker worth fixing. Each free run discovers up to 250 URLs, fully analyzes up to 12 pages, and renders 1 preview page.
Use the free result to see one likely refusal reason, one concrete blocker URL, and whether the site is close enough to justify a deep pass.
Paid reports add the full blocker queue, exact URLs, and a deep audit that discovers up to 5,000 URLs, fully analyzes up to 150 pages, and renders up to 36 pages, plus page briefs, an AI-ready fix prompt, exports, saved history, and rescans tied to the same account.
Deep reports map reviewer-style evidence to familiar website checks so you can see the boring blockers too: broken links, noindex directives, thin pages, duplicate pages, privacy gaps, and mobile-visible issues. Deep discovery expands across up to 5,000 public URLs, full analysis goes up to 150 pages, and rendered proof goes 36 pages deep where it matters.
"I made this after getting rejected by AdSense on some of my own sites and paying for outside audits just to get a clearer picture of what was wrong."
I kept the advice that actually helped, added the patterns that kept showing up in niche forums, and turned it into a product that points to the public pages most likely causing the problem before you waste another application cycle.
No fake approval guarantees.
No vague SEO-style filler recommendations.
No hidden enterprise tier. Prices, passes, and what each unlocks stay public.
The product is meant to answer three practical questions quickly: is the site publicly reviewable, which URLs are most likely hurting approval, and whether paying for deeper detail is justified yet.
Use the free scan if you are not yet sure the site is close enough to justify a paid pass. It is meant to answer whether the public footprint looks reviewable at all before you spend money.
Paid access unlocks the full blocker queue, exact URLs, and a deep audit that discovers up to 5,000 URLs, fully analyzes up to 150 pages, and renders up to 36 pages, plus page briefs, exports, saved history, and an AI-ready fix prompt you can turn into an implementation plan.
Because buyers should be able to inspect the output format before they pay. The sample proves the report shape, while the free scan tells you whether your own site is close enough to benefit from deeper detail.
If the site is nowhere close, the free scan will tell you. If it is close, the paid report gives you the page-by-page fix list.
