Know what to fix
before you apply.
Scan a public website for practical readiness signals, then get a clear list of pages and improvements to review.
See the site the way a reviewer might.
Get a structured checklist of common issues that can make a site harder to evaluate or use.
Access & structure
Check whether sampled pages load, use a secure connection, and include basic page structure.
Navigation
Review sampled internal links and locate common site information pages.
Clear next steps
Each finding points to a page or signal so you can decide what to improve first.
What this first-pass scan checks
The current first-pass scan reviews a small sample of public pages. It checks whether the homepage loads over HTTPS, has a page title and search description, uses one main heading, and includes readable text and links to important information. It also follows a limited number of same-site links to see whether sampled pages respond. Each finding points to visible evidence so you can inspect the page and decide what to improve.
A scan is a starting checklist, not a verdict. It cannot confirm that every page was discovered, decide whether writing is original or genuinely useful, or determine whether a site follows every advertising policy. Those judgments need context and human review. SiteReady Score does not request a site password, change the scanned website, or represent Google or any advertising provider. Review the evidence, make changes that help your visitors, and scan again.
A score is a guide, not a verdict.
This automated scan cannot determine whether your content is original, sufficiently valuable, policy-compliant, or likely to be approved by any advertising provider. It is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Google. Read how the score works.