See what AI can read on your page.
Your pricing or services page can look complete in a browser and still lose words when an AI tool reads it.
Read your page as text
Example
What you get
The words an AI tool can read on one page, with a few quick checks next to them. This one is the back pain page of Harbor & Pine Physio.
- Page title
- Back Pain Treatment Downtown | Harbor & Pine Physio
- Main heading
- Back pain treatment, same-week visits
- Prices and hours
- Missing from the text. They only show once the page finishes loading in a browser.
Text found on this page
Back pain treatment, same-week visits Harbor & Pine Physio treats back and sports injuries downtown. Book a first visit online. Our team ...
Reading
This takes a few seconds.
We could not read that page.
Try another address Text found on this page
Cut at 14,000 characters. The page continues.
Your page headings
In the order we found them. A clear set of headings helps an assistant see what the page covers.
Compare it with the page you see.
Open the same page in your browser and look for what a customer needs to understand your offer or take the next step. If something is on the page in your browser but missing from the text here, an AI tool may not see it either.
- Something important is missing
- Some sites add text only after the page finishes loading in a browser. Many AI tools never see that text. Menus and footers are also left out here.
- The headings are unclear
- Give the page one main heading and short section headings that name what a customer is looking for.