1. The score
The big number up top is your 0–100 AI-readiness score, with the scan date underneath. Below it, six chips show each check's individual score — crawler access, structure, metadata, content, FAQ, and performance.
2. The ranked fix list
Every issue found becomes a fix card, ranked by impact. Fix #1 is the change most likely to move your score — start there and work down. Each card has:
- The issue — what's wrong, in plain language.
- Why it matters — how it affects what AI assistants see and say about you.
- The fix — the exact change to make. Where code is needed, many cards include a ready-to-paste snippet.
3. Competitor comparison
If you added competitors, their scores appear alongside yours so you can see the gap. Their detailed findings stay private — you see scores only.
Hand the ranked fix list to your web person as-is. Each card says what to change and why — no translation needed.
What to do first
Start at fix #1. The list is ordered by impact, so the first few cards usually deliver most of the improvement. Re-scan when you're done to see the new score.