What’s missing from your website? Where should you start?
Analyze your website or a product page. Find the gaps and see what to improve.
Website analysis is free during beta. No setup needed.
Two analyses, two different questions
Website Analysis
For small businesses, service companies and company websites. Your homepage and a few pages you choose are reviewed.
- Findings on technical access, business and content, and user journey
- Evidence and the related page for each finding
- A list of what to do first
AI Product Analysis
For ecommerce and catalog teams. A single product page you link to is reviewed.
- Missing, conflicting and unverifiable product details
- A shopping readiness assessment
- Optional content drafts with Content Studio
Website analysis does not replace product analysis; use product analysis to review product details one page at a time.
How it works
- 1
Enter an address
Type your website's domain or a product page link.
- 2
Pages are reviewed
LinqCheck opens the selected pages and runs its checks.
- 3
See priorities
Read the findings with their evidence and what to do first.
What a finding looks like
- Finding
- The contact page's initial HTML response contained homepage content.
- Evidence
- The main content in the initial HTML is nearly identical to the homepage's initial HTML main content; page-specific content was only received after rendering.
- What to do
- Make this address return its own content in the initial response (developer).
Who it is for
- Businesses that run their own website or store
- Ecommerce and catalog teams
- Agencies reviewing sites and product pages for clients
Free beta scope
Website analysis is in free beta. We are collecting feedback to improve the results. If paid use opens, the price is shown before you start; nothing is charged automatically.
- 1 detailed website analysis per registered account every 24 hours
- The free pre-check is available within its existing limits
- You can recheck the same pages once for free within 30 days
- Product analysis and content generation keep the existing credit rules
Agentic Readiness
In product analysis, your product details are assessed across four dimensions.
UNDERSTAND
Can the product and its core attributes be identified clearly? Are title, brand, category and product identity explicit?
COMPARE
Is there enough structured detail to compare the product with alternatives — dimensions, weight, material?
TRUST
Is the product data internally consistent and backed by evidence on the page? Any contradictions or unverifiable claims?
ACT
Are price, currency and availability unambiguous? Could a shopping agent evaluate a purchase step for this product?
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between website analysis and product analysis?
Website analysis runs technical access, business and content, and user journey checks on 2–5 pages you choose, including the homepage. Product analysis reviews the product details on a single product page and shows missing, conflicting and unverifiable information.
Is website analysis paid?
Website analysis is in free beta. We are collecting feedback to improve the results. If paid use opens, the price is shown before you start; nothing is charged automatically.
How many analyses can I run in the beta?
Each registered account can run 1 detailed website analysis every 24 hours. Total beta capacity is also limited per day; when it is full, a new analysis can be started the next day. You can recheck the same pages once for free within 30 days.
Do the results guarantee visibility in AI search?
No. LinqCheck shows findings on the pages it reviewed, with evidence; it does not measure or guarantee visibility in AI answers, traffic or sales.
How is product analysis charged?
When you sign up, you get 10 free starter credits. Product analysis uses 1 credit and content generation uses 1 credit. When your credits run out, you can contact us for more usage. Nothing is charged automatically. Website analysis is part of the free beta.