Technical SEO
Crawl permissions, HTTP responses, canonicals, metadata, headings, repeated content and structured data. Clear evidence for the pages we can read.
Your docs could do more
Free Documentation Audit
For Better Discovery
Find what’s holding your documentation back from organic discovery, clearer answers and better product exploration.
See what your documentation could do better.
Go beyond a list of missing meta tags.
Review documentation as part of how buyers discover, understand and explore your software.
Search visibility & demand
Documentation-focused ranking keywords, estimated search volumes, ranking pages and a selected Google results snapshot, when matching search data is available.
Architecture & content
Documentation roles, navigation and contextual links. Identify explanations to review, disconnected sampled pages and buyer-focused content opportunities.
GEO & AEO readiness
Readable product context, direct answers, descriptive sections and structured instructions. Assess readiness without claiming AI citations or visibility.
Conversion opportunities
Look for useful routes from a product answer to product exploration, trials, demos and signup. Recommendations respect the purpose of the page.
A practical action plan
An executive summary, category scores, affected URLs, prioritized fixes and a roadmap your marketing, product and engineering teams can review together.
A clear process. A useful deliverable.
No account connections. No open browser required.
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Share your docs
Enter a public documentation URL, your software category and work email.
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Verify your email
Use the one-click link to confirm your address before paid analysis begins.
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Follow real progress
Background batches discover pages, collect evidence and run bounded search and AI analysis.
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Bring your team the findings
Receive a private report with your score, affected URLs, recommendations and an improvement roadmap.
A score you can understand.
Methodology 2.0. Seven weighted readiness categories. Rule-based scoring from measurable evidence; search visibility estimates remain separate.
Crawlability & indexability
20 / 100HTTP responses, crawler permissions, index directives, and canonical signals.
Structure & URLs
15 / 100Readable URLs, breadcrumbs, and navigable documentation collections.
On-page search signals
15 / 100Page titles, descriptions, and clear topic headings.
AI readability
15 / 100Extractable article text, descriptive sections, and structured instructions.
Internal linking
15 / 100Contextual connections between documentation pages and next steps.
Conversion paths
10 / 100Relevant links from product answers to product exploration or action.
Coverage signals
10 / 100Getting started, features, integrations, workflows, and troubleshooting found in the sample.
Evidence first. Clear limits.
We select representative documentation roles from sitemaps and public links, respecting robots.txt. Scores use the weighted proportion of passing checks in each category. Unknown checks are excluded. A reliable overall score requires readable content and measurable crawler permissions; failed fetches are disclosed and included in the HTTP check.
Exact duplicate content, metadata and response checks are observations. URL clarity, breadcrumb recognition, coverage, answer structure and product action recognition are heuristics. Missing sampled inbound links do not prove an orphan page. Provider rankings and search volumes are estimates for the selected market. AI-assisted recommendations are proposals grounded in cited evidence. We do not execute your JavaScript or claim actual indexing, Core Web Vitals, AI citations, traffic gains or conversions.
Built to be forwarded.
Give marketing a view of search opportunities, product a view of unanswered questions, and engineering a view of technical issues.
Your real report includes the evidence behind each finding and the URLs to review.
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72/100Documentation Discoverability Score
What to prioritize
- Connect the integration guides
Review contextual links between related setup answers.
- Explain the workflow outcome
Add prerequisites and expected results to a short guide.
- Offer a useful next step
Connect a relevant answer to product exploration.
Docs discoverability leaderboard
Highest score first. One latest measurable audit per documentation domain. Names are supplied by submitters or inferred from public docs, without ownership verification. Historical scores may use methodology 1.0; new audits use 2.0, so scores are not directly comparable.
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Before you run your audit.
Scope, privacy and the details behind your report.
Is the complete audit free?
Yes. Verify your work email to start processing and receive your private report. You do not need to connect Search Console, Analytics or another account. This does not subscribe you to our newsletter.
How many pages will you analyze?
We discover public URLs from sitemaps and navigation, then sample up to 25 representative HTML pages across documentation roles. Smaller libraries, crawl permissions, server limits and resource budgets can reduce the sample. We show actual coverage.
How long does it take?
The audit runs in background batches. Timing depends on library size, queue capacity and provider availability; we analyze a focused sample and advance ready stages together. You can close the browser. We email the report when processing finishes. Progress shows saved stages and actual page counts, without estimated percentages.
What does the score mean?
The Documentation Discoverability Score is a transparent, rule-based readiness score out of 100. Seven weighted categories use measurable evidence. Organic rankings and traffic estimates are reported separately. AI explains evidence and suggests actions; it does not assign your score. Methodology 2.0 is identified on new reports. Historical 1.0 reports retain their original methodology.
Will you confirm indexing or AI visibility?
No. Crawlability and index directives are signals, not proof of Google indexation. GEO and AEO checks assess content structure and context, not whether an AI system mentions or recommends your software. Ranking and volume data are third-party estimates with a specific market and collection date.
What happens if a service or budget is unavailable?
We retain the evidence we can collect and clearly label unavailable sections. We do not invent rankings, traffic, keywords or recommendations. An audit without enough readable evidence has no overall score.
Who can see my report?
Anyone with your private, unguessable link can open it without an account. Reports are excluded from search and public listings, expire after 90 days, and can be forwarded to your team. Keep the link private.
What appears on the leaderboard?
A completed, measurable audit adds only the company or documentation name, documentation domain, score and audit date. One latest result appears per domain, highest score first. Names are inferred from public docs and are not ownership-verified. Detailed reports and emails remain private. Historical scores can use an earlier methodology and are not directly comparable.
Can I run it again after making changes?
Yes, within fair-use limits. Recent completed results may be reused for 72 hours on the same domain. Paid enrichment is not repeated during that period. Scope and category differences may require a fresh crawl with limited enrichment.
How do you use my email and documentation?
We use your email for verification, audit progress, delivery and relevant audit follow-up. We analyze public documentation excerpts with automated search-data and AI services to prepare your report. Your email is used for verification, delivery and relevant audit follow-up. No marketing subscription is created.
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