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Can search engines read your site?
Most logistics sites lose search traffic for a boring reason: the page that matters most has nothing on it a crawler can read. This checks eleven signals, tells you the score, and lists the fixes in the order worth doing them.
Public pages only. We read the page, we do not store it.
What this measures
Structured data, heading structure, content depth, meta description, canonical URL, language attribute, readability, text-to-markup ratio, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt. Every number comes from your page, fetched live. Nothing is estimated.
Why answer engines care
A buyer asking ChatGPT for cross-border 3PL software gets an answer built from pages the model can read and cite. A page with no heading and no structured data cannot be cited, however good the company behind it is.
What we do about it
Inside XecSuite, the same audit runs on a schedule, files each failing signal as a tracked item, and writes the fix for you to approve. This page is the part you can use before you talk to us. Book a diagnostic when you want the rest.

