Crawlability and Indexation
Robots, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, noindex, and broken crawled pages.
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Point, pay once, then watch her read your site page by page.
Type a URL. Tap the box with the stick if it helps. It doesn't, but it is satisfying.

Card via Stripe. No account, no plan, no trial that quietly becomes a plan.

A laptop opens on your homepage. She reads up to 50 pages in a real browser, then sorts every problem from biggest to smallest so you know where to start.

Open a finding, copy its fix prompt and paste it into your coding assistant. You or your developer review and test the change in your own code before publishing it. FixWeb doesn't edit or deploy your site.
See an example fix prompt50 checks and 286 rules on every check-up. Not security: that is her cousin's job.
Robots, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, noindex, and broken crawled pages.
Titles, snippets, favicons, canonicals, and social-share previews.
Headings, landmarks, main content, anchor text, and machine-readable page shape.
Alt text, dimensions, hero-image loading, and image-understanding basics.
Payload weight, JavaScript count, third-party load, and font pressure.
Language, landmarks, skip links, button names, and tap target signals.
Labels, placeholder-only fields, autocomplete, and input hints.
Viewport, hreflang, language, manifest, and app-readiness signals.
Required fields, valid values, and recommended properties across the JSON-LD your pages actually ship.
Console errors, failed requests, blank renders, and broken browser execution.
Make the intended audience, problem space, alternatives, and distinct territory legible.
Check the crawl, index, render, architecture, schema, and page-experience layers beneath your content.
A fictional coffee shop with real problems. The whole story, free, no sign-up.

Pay, watch, read everything. She only keeps your card if you ask her to stay.

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