Current public-beta scope
The new beta sample accepts one request per connection every 24 hours and audits one robots-permitted page. A valid requester email and explicit consent to process, retain, and administer the audit are mandatory in the browser, API, and MCP. “One page” limits crawl breadth, not report depth: the complete single-page report still covers delivery, semantics, content, trust evidence, machine discovery, infrastructure, and repair guidance.
Paid API/MCP access
A new cost structure will be published when production x402 settlement goes live. Paid execution will be available through API and MCP resources only; the normal website has no paid checkout path by design. POST /api/estimate currently reports bounded sitemap scope without publishing a price, and settlement and queued batch execution remain disabled.
What the report examines
HTTP and delivery
Status, redirect behavior, response timing, content type, transfer size, security headers, HTTPS signals, DNS and public infrastructure evidence.
Discovery
robots.txt, sitemap declarations, llms.txt, selected well-known resources, public data files, and same-host homepage links.
Page semantics
Titles, descriptions, canonical hints, headings, language, viewport, images, links, HTML structure, JSON-LD and microdata.
Content intelligence
Visible word count, readability, structure, vocabulary, keywords, query-intent candidates, and title/H1/schema alignment.
Trust evidence
Observable author, organization, contact, policy, credential, and schema signals mapped into a versioned E-E-A-T heuristic.
Locality review
Primary-locality confidence, schema service areas, location-link volume, visible locality density, and filibuster patterns for human review.
What the report does not know
WebsiteIQ does not have access to private analytics, search-engine internals, conversion data, customer databases, or unpublished ranking systems. It cannot tell you that a score will cause a ranking change. E-E-A-T and YMYL outputs are documented WebsiteIQ interpretations of public evidence—not Google scores.
The report is diagnostic evidence. It is not a penetration test, legal opinion, accessibility certification, emissions certification, or ranking guarantee.
Report delivery and privacy
The browser receives a high-entropy access token once. The complete token-bearing URL is a share link: anyone with it can view the report. Status and report responses are marked noindex and no-store, and real reports are excluded from public discovery files. WebsiteIQ retains the report and its audit record for historical reference until deletion is requested. The access token can delete the audit through the API.
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