Keep your site findable by search engines and AI
PinMarks checks every scanned page for the SEO basics and AI-crawler readiness, tracks page speed over time and hands you a starting llms.txt. Each problem arrives with the page, the fix and an owner.
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Title is longer than 60 characters
No canonical link on this page
GPTBot is blocked in robots.txt
SEO health3 open issues on this page
Ranked last quarter. Invisible this one.
Search and AI answers change fast, and so does your site. One bad deploy can drop a canonical, block a crawler or duplicate every title.
A deploy can undo your SEO
A template change can remove a canonical tag, double the H1s or add noindex to a whole section, and nothing looks broken.
AI search follows other rules
AI crawlers read robots.txt and your markup differently from Google. A single blocked bot can keep you out of the answers.
Pages slow down quietly
Heavier scripts and images add up. Speed slips a little each release until visitors, and rankings, feel it.
From scan to found
Every tag,
on every page
Each scan checks titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, headings, Open Graph and structured data, then flags duplicates across your whole site.
SEO
Export reportPages scanned
12 of 30 pages
Ready for
AI search too
Check whether AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are let in, and whether your pages give them something clear to read.
- AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt
- Content that may be invisible to crawlers
- Organization and FAQ schema gaps
- Missing author or date on long-form pages
AI crawlers are blocked in robots.txt
First detected 5d ago · Last scanned today
Problem
robots.txt tells GPTBot and ClaudeBot to stay out, so AI assistants cannot read your pages.
Recommended fix
Allow the crawlers you want, or remove the blanket rule.
In robots.txt
Disallow: /→Allow: /
Speed you
can track
Google PageSpeed runs for mobile and desktop on each page, with Core Web Vitals and a history, so a slow release is easy to spot. Generate a starting llms.txt from the same scan.
Page speed
/pricing · Google PageSpeedMobile
Needs work
Desktop
Good
Core Web Vitals · mobile
LCP
3.4 s
CLS
0.04
TBT
180 ms
llms.txt generated from your pages
# Example Co > Feedback tools for web teams ## Pages - [Pricing](/pricing)
How is this different from…
What about an SEO plugin?
Good at: Handy hints while editing one page.
Falls short: It lives inside one CMS and never sees the rest of your site or the live output.
PinMarks: Checks the live pages of the whole site, whatever tool built them.
What about a one-off site crawl?
Good at: A full technical snapshot.
Falls short: It is out of date after the next release.
PinMarks: Repeats on a schedule and shows what changed since last time.
What about checking AI visibility by hand?
Good at: Shows how an assistant answers today.
Falls short: It cannot tell you why you are missing, and it is hard to repeat.
PinMarks: Checks the causes you control: crawler access, structure and clarity.
SEO fixes sit between marketing and developers. Give each one an owner.
Report issue copies a finding into your Feedback inbox with its priority, first affected page and screenshot. From there it follows your usual tracker workflow.
Meta description is missing
First detected 3d ago · Last scanned today
Problem
Search engines will pick a random snippet for this page instead of your own summary.
Recommended fix
Add a unique description of 120 to 160 characters.
In the page head
<meta name="description" content="…">
You set the rules
You choose what is scanned
- The auto-detected sitemap, or up to 30 pages you list
- Exclusion rules like /blog/* and pages you force in
- Daily, weekly or monthly, or scan on demand
- Page speed for mobile and desktop
You decide what counts
- Dismiss a finding that is intentional
- Rescan a page to confirm a fix
- Nothing goes to your tracker until you press Report issue
- Export a client report in Word, PDF or CSV
Website monitoring is on the Enterprise plan. Try it free for 15 days:
Start free trialA trail of healthier pages
Rankings move slowly. Scan history shows the work that moves them.
A score you can chart
Every scan keeps its SEO score and its open issues, so improvement is easy to show.
Page speed with a history
Performance scores and Core Web Vitals are stored per page, so a slow release stands out.
Reports for clients
Export open SEO issues as a Word document, a PDF or a CSV spreadsheet.
Built for one site or a whole portfolio
- Catch SEO regressions after every client release
- A separate score and history for each site
- Send findings to the tracker your team already uses
- Marketing and developers share one list
- Know when a deploy changes titles or canonicals
- Track page speed release by release
The rest of your site's health, in the same monitor
Accessibility, content, SEO, links, legal gaps, uptime and an archive of your proof all live in one place.
Accessibility
Checks every page against WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 at level A, AA or AAA, with an accessibility score and plain-English fix steps.
Learn moreContent quality
AI-assisted review of spelling, grammar and wording, plus brand consistency checks and your own custom checks.
Learn moreSEO & AEO
SEO and AI-search checks on every page, with Google PageSpeed, Core Web Vitals and a starting llms.txt.
Learn moreBroken links
Tests internal and external links, so dead ends are found before your visitors hit them.
Learn moreLegal & privacy
Finds legal and privacy gaps that are easy to miss. Assign each one, send it to your tracker or export a client report.
Learn moreUptime monitoring
Checks as often as every minute and emails you when a site goes down or recovers. Warns 14 days before an SSL certificate expires.
Learn moreUX & conversion
AI-assisted review of weak calls to action, vague headlines, missing social proof and pricing-page gaps, plus layout, form and mobile problems seen in screenshots. Turn it on when you want it.
Learn moreCRO analysis
Conversion findings on every scan, plus an AI review of any one page with a score, fixes ranked by impact, quick wins and A/B test ideas. Every issue joins your checks.
Learn moreSecurity
Checks your home page for HTTPS, security headers, cookie flags and exposed server details. Turn it on when you want it.
Learn moreCompliance vault
Proof that you found it and fixed it. Every full scan is archived for up to two years, with a log of what was fixed, by whom and when, and a downloadable evidence package with a signed certificate.
Learn moreFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you start collecting feedback.
Titles and meta descriptions, canonicals, headings, Open Graph tags, structured data, thin content and noindex pages, plus duplicate titles, descriptions and H1s across your site. The rest of the monitor is described on the Website Monitoring page.
They look at whether AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are blocked in robots.txt, whether content may be invisible to them, and whether structure such as Organization and FAQ schema is in place. They check the causes you control, and cannot promise that an assistant will mention you.
It builds a starting llms.txt from the pages PinMarks scanned. You copy it and upload it to your site root, then edit it to taste.
Yes. Google PageSpeed runs for mobile and desktop on each page, with a performance score, Core Web Vitals and improvement opportunities, and keeps a history so you can see changes over time.
Yes. Report issue copies a finding into your Feedback inbox with its priority, first affected page and screenshot, and from there it follows your usual tracker workflow. See all integrations.
Website monitoring is on the Enterprise plan, and every plan starts with a 15-day free trial with no credit card needed. See pricing.
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