Example report
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This is the whole of How AI sees your website, as a buyer sees it, scored by the same code as a real check. Your grade and first three fixes are free; the full report is $4.99, paid once.
This is an example, with a made-up restaurant. Yours will show your own results.
The restaurant, its listing, its reviews, its speed test and the places nearby are all made up, and none of it comes from Google. A real report reads your own Google listing and your own website.
Example report
Example Pizzeria
70 / 100
Several things are costing you guests and orders online.
15 of 47 checks need work · how it's scored
Example Pizzeria
4.3(164)· Pizza restaurant · $$
123 Main Street, Your Town, ST 00000, USA
A made-up listing, with drawings for this example
Fix these first
- 1
Online orders on your own terms
Your home page sends online orders only to DoorDash, Uber Eats, which take a commission on each one.
If you have your own online ordering, link it next to the app links; if not, add it there, so you can keep the commission on the orders your regulars place from your own site.
- 2
Menu a phone and Google can read
Your menu is a PDF: hard to read on a phone, and Google can't use its dishes in search.
Put your menu on the page as text, with prices, so you can be found by people searching for a dish and let phone users read it in one tap.
- 3
“Pizza near Your Town” on Google Maps
You're number 14 of the places Google shows for “Pizza near Your Town”.
Keep your Google profile complete, add photos every month, ask for reviews and answer them, and name your food and town on your website, so you can climb the list guests pick from (the first three get most of the taps).
What your guests say
Your 40 newest reviews · 4.1 stars on average
What guests complain about most:
Long waitsIn 7 reviews
“Great pizza, but pickup took 40 minutes on a Friday.”
Phone not answeredIn 4 reviews
“I called three times and nobody picked up.”
PricesIn 2 reviews
“A little more than I expected for a medium.”
Praised most: The crust. “Best thin crust around here.”
You replied to 5 of 40. Guests reading your reviews see the replies too.
The full reading covers up to 100 reviews: every topic, the places nearby side by side, a reply drafted for each unhappy one, and what to do about each complaint.
Read all my reviews · $6.99Made-up reviews for this example. On a real check, this reads your newest Google reviews.
Review summary
Guests like the thin crust and the friendly counter staff. Several mention long waits for pickup on weekend nights, and a few say the phone rings out when it's busy.
A made-up summary for this example
On a real check, this is Google's own summary of your reviews.
What a guest sees
Example Pizzeria
Family pizza in Your Town
Order on DoorDash or Uber Eats
Menu (PDF)
A drawing for this example
How AI sees your website
Example Pizzeria. Family pizza in Your Town. Order on DoorDash or Uber Eats. Menu (PDF). About us. What guests say. Join our email list. Contact. Call (555) 555-0142. 123 Main Street, Your Town, ST 00000.
That's nearly all a basic AI reader gets from your home page. That usually means scripts or pictures draw the page. Some assistants run scripts and would get more; many don't.
Under How AI sees your website is what a basic AI reader gets from your home page, with no scripts run, up to the first 1,200 characters. Assistants differ, and some run scripts. We read only your home page and at most one menu page. We don't keep this text or pass it to any AI.
This is an example, with a made-up restaurant. Yours will show your own results. Everything above is free on a real check. From here down is what the full report adds, for $4.99.
What the apps take
Your home page sends online orders only to DoorDash and Uber Eats
Each of those orders pays the app a commission, even from regulars who came looking for you. Type what you sell through the apps in a month (your app dashboards show it) to see what that costs.
Your total shows here.
For the price to charge on the apps instead, use the delivery app price calculator.
Your Google listing
4 to fix · 7 already good
- Needs fixing
Google Maps ranking
“Pizza near Your Town” on Google Maps
You're number 14 of the places Google shows for “Pizza near Your Town”.
How to fix: Keep your Google profile complete, add photos every month, ask for reviews and answer them, and name your food and town on your website, so you can climb the list guests pick from (the first three get most of the taps).
- Could be better
Reviews
Star rating against places nearby
You're rated 4.3; the middle of the places nearby is 4.4.
How to fix: Read your low reviews for the one thing that comes up most, fix it, and reply to each review politely, so you can lift the rating new guests compare you on.
- Could be better
Reviews
Number of reviews against places nearby
You have 164 reviews; the middle of the places nearby has 226 reviews.
How to fix: Ask for a review at the moment guests are happiest (a QR code on the check or the receipt), so you can catch up with the places that show up above you.
- Could be better
Profile
A description on Google
Google shows no short description of your restaurant.
How to fix: Write a one-line description in Google Business Profile (what you serve, what you're known for, your neighborhood), so you can tell searchers why to pick you in the first line they read.
7 things already good
Opening hours on Google
Your hours are on your listing.
Phone number on Google
Guests can call (555) 555-0100 from your listing.
Website link on Google
Your listing links to examplepizzeria.example.
Photos on Google
Your listing has 10 or more photos.
Price range on Google
Your listing shows a price range.
Dine-in, takeout and delivery on Google
Your listing says whether you offer dine-in, takeout and delivery.
“Pizza restaurant in Your Town” on Google Maps
You're number 3 of the places Google shows for “Pizza restaurant in Your Town”.
Your website
8 to fix · 22 already good
- Needs fixing
Menu and ordering
Online orders on your own terms
Your home page sends online orders only to DoorDash, Uber Eats, which take a commission on each one.
How to fix: If you have your own online ordering, link it next to the app links; if not, add it there, so you can keep the commission on the orders your regulars place from your own site.
- Needs fixing
Menu and ordering
Menu a phone and Google can read
Your menu is a PDF: hard to read on a phone, and Google can't use its dishes in search.
How to fix: Put your menu on the page as text, with prices, so you can be found by people searching for a dish and let phone users read it in one tap.
- Needs fixing
Finding and reaching you
Your hours written on your site
We couldn't find your opening hours written on your page.
How to fix: Write your opening hours on your home page as text, so you can stop losing guests who can't tell whether you're open right now.
- Needs fixing
What your page says
Enough words about your restaurant
Your home page has about 34 words a reader can see.
How to fix: Add a few short paragraphs about your food, your story and your neighborhood, so you can give Google and guests something to go on besides photos.
- Could be better
Menu and ordering
A way to book a table
We found no way to book a table from your site.
How to fix: Add a “Reserve a table” button (your booking system gives you one), so you can fill tables with guests who'd rather not call.
- Could be better
What your page says
Answers to common questions
We found no questions and answers (FAQ) on your site.
How to fix: Add five questions guests ask you (parking, allergies, kids, large groups, catering), so you can answer them before they call and show up in more searches.
- Could be better
What your page says
Pictures with descriptions
6 of your 8 pictures describe themselves (alt text).
How to fix: Give each photo a short description (alt text, such as “margherita pizza from our wood oven”), so you can let Google show your dishes in image search and help guests who use screen readers.
- Could be better
Finding and reaching you
Gift cards
We found no gift cards on your site.
How to fix: Sell gift cards on your site (most POS systems include them), so you can take money up front, especially before the holidays.
22 things already good
Secure website (https)
Your website is secure (https).
Made for phones
Your page is set up to fit a phone's screen.
Tap to call
Guests can call you with one tap from your page.
Title and description for Google
Your page has a title and a description for search results.
Your own web address
Your site is on its own web address.
Your Google link lands on your site
The link on your Google listing opens your site directly.
Google is allowed to list your page
Nothing on your page tells Google to leave it out.
A main headline on the page
Your page's main headline: “Example Pizzeria”.
Your town (Your Town) in your headline, title and description
Your Town is in 2 of your page's headline, title and description.
What you serve in your headline, title and description
What you serve is in 3 of your page's headline, title and description.
A description the right length
Your description is 136 characters: the length Google shows in full.
Restaurant details Google can read
Your page tells Google in code that it's a restaurant, with its details.
A preview when your link is shared
A shared link to your site shows a title, a description and a picture.
A preview card for X (Twitter)
Your page sets a preview card for X.
A small icon for browser tabs
Your site has its own small icon for tabs and bookmarks.
Your story
Your site has an About or Our story section.
Guests' reviews on your site
Your site shows what guests say about you.
Links to your social pages
Your site links to Instagram, Facebook.
Your address written on your site
Your address is written on your page.
Your phone number written on your site
Your phone number is written on your page.
A way to reach you besides calling
Guests can email you or use a contact form.
A way to sign up for your news
Guests can sign up for your emails or texts.
Speed on a phone
3 to fix · 3 already good · 1 couldn't be checked
Page speed test
3.4sNeeds work
Your site took 3.4s to load its main content on a phone (on a test phone).
3.4s(Needs work)
Time to load main content (LCP)
1.6s(Good)
Time to load first content (FCP)
0.1s(Good)
Time frozen to taps (TBT)
0.6s(Good)
Time to first server response (TTFB)
0.04(Good)
Visual stability (CLS)
Made-up figures for this example. On a real check, these come from Google's speed test, with a link to its full report.
- Could be better
Google's speed test
Google's phone speed test
Google's phone test scores your page 74 out of 100; its main content takes 3.4 s to appear.
How to fix: Ask your website provider to shrink your photos and remove what slows the page, so you can keep the guests who leave a page that takes too long on a phone.
- Could be better
Google's speed test
Time until the main content shows
3.4 s on Google's test phone; Google's goal is 2.5 s or less.
How to fix: Ask your website provider to shrink the big photo at the top of the page and load it first, so you can show guests your food before they give up.
- Could be better
Google's speed test
How fast the page fills in
4.2 s on Google's test phone; Google's goal is 3.4 s or less.
How to fix: Ask your website provider to load the top of the page first and the rest after, so you can let guests start reading sooner.
3 things already good
Time until anything shows
1.6 s on Google's test phone; Google's goal is 1.8 s or less.
The page holding still while it loads
A layout shift score of 0.04 on Google's test phone; Google's goal is 0.1 or less.
Time the page is frozen to taps
0.1 s on Google's test phone; Google's goal is 0.2 s or less.
1 we couldn't check
- Speed for your real visitors: Google doesn't have enough real visitors' data for your site yet.
How AI sees your website
None of this counts toward your grade. Checked November 1, 2026. Read our guide
“Found” means it's written on your page for a basic AI reader, and “Not blocked” means your own rules don't shut crawlers out. Neither means every assistant gets it or has you listed.
Not blocked by your rules
Whether AI can get in
Your site's robots.txt file (the rules crawlers read) doesn't shut out the main AI search crawlers we check. A firewall could still turn them away, and we can't see that from here.
Can't tell
What you sell
In a PDF: some assistants can read it, some advise against relying on it. Your home page does name some food.
Can't tell
Your prices
In a PDF: some assistants can read it, some advise against relying on it.
Not found
Your hours
We didn't find your hours written on your home page.
Found
Your phone and address
Both are written on your home page.
Linked
How guests can order or book
Your site links to DoorDash and Uber Eats.
These differ
Does your site match your Google listing?
Your site and your Google listing show different phone numbers. These differ, so a guest may get either one. Your address matches. We couldn't compare your hours.
Your website is one source. Assistants often get restaurant facts elsewhere too, such as Google listings and booking partners, so check your listing and your booking partner as well.
What to do next
- Decide which is right and change the other, so you can give guests one answer wherever they look.
- Write your hours on your home page as text, so you can let any reader pick them up.
Can AI assistants order from you?
Worth a look
Ordering through an assistant
DoorDash's ChatGPT app is groceries only. Uber Eats on Alexa+ has been rolling out since March 31, 2026, on newer Echo Show 8 devices and larger. In ChatGPT and in Claude it's browsing only, and the guest pays in the Uber Eats app. Gemini's beta works inside delivery apps on some newer phones.
Nothing here needs you to switch anything on. Keep your menu, hours and prices current on each app, so you can show guests the right details when they order there.
Can't tell
Your menu on Google
Google doesn't show this from outside, so we can't check it.
In your Google Business Profile, look at your menu, then at Food ordering: see which ordering links are listed, and add yours with “Add a link” if you have one, so you can send guests to the ordering you prefer.
Want the detail? Read your reviews: what guests praise and complain about, and what the rules say to do ($6.99)
You and places like yours nearby
The most popular pizza restaurants within about 2½ miles, by star rating.
| Place | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Sample Street Slice200 Sample Avenue | 4.6 | 412 |
| Pretend Pie Co.45 Pretend Road | 4.5 | 188 |
| Make-Believe Trattoria9 Make-Believe Lane | 4.3 | 264 |
| Example PizzeriaYou | 4.3 | 164 |
| Example Oven Pizza310 Main Street | 3.9 | 97 |
Made-up places for this example.
Your online setup is one part. Where does the money go inside?
Answer 12 quick questions about food cost, labor, waste and delivery, and see your restaurant's grade and its costliest issue in dollars. Free, in about 45 seconds.
Start the free profit checkHow the grade works: each check counts by how much it affects guests who find you online (opening hours, photos, reviews, a menu phones can read, ordering on your own terms, speed on a phone). Checks we couldn't make are left out of the score. Everything scored here is made up. On a real check, listing data and review summaries come from Google Maps, and the speed test is Google's PageSpeed Insights.
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