No public scan should be described as Google’s official approval score unless Google itself provides that score. Do not promise approval after a certain number of posts, word count, domain age, or design change without a current official source. Google says its site review checks policy compliance and publishers should use the account for status and instructions. See site status and page-readiness guidance.
Use careful wording: “This scan found these public issues to review,” not “Google will reject you.” Explain the evidence and limits. If you recommend a step beyond Google’s stated guidance, label it as editorial advice and explain why it may help visitors.
SiteReadyScore should be presented as an independent readiness aid. A clear CTA invites the reader to inspect public signals; it does not imply affiliation, endorsement, or guaranteed approval.