We check your website on the points Google and AI assistants care about most: speed, indexing, structure and structured data. You get an overview in plain language, with the most important improvements first.
Your visitors see a polished design, clear copy and your contact details.
Google and AI assistants look differently. They read the technology behind your pages: how fast they load, whether they’re indexed and whether the structure is clear.
Everything looks good.
Technical barriers keep you out of the results.
Illustrative example
Is there a technical problem on your website? Then you may be missing out on customers, however good your website looks.
A website that looks good isn’t automatically easy to find.
As a visitor, you usually don’t notice technical problems. Yet they determine whether Google and AI assistants can find, read and show your pages. Without insight, it’s hard to make targeted improvements.
Can’t answer several of these questions with certainty? Then it’s time for a technical check.
The quickscan is a snapshot, not a full SEO audit. We put the most important improvements first, in plain language.
A list of improvements doesn’t make your website faster or easier to find on its own. The issues also need to be fixed and followed up.
Spacebird combines smart technology with human expertise, so technical SEO isn’t just a one-off clean-up.
Yes, the quickscan is free and comes with no obligation.
In your inbox within 5 working days.
No. We look at your website from the outside, just like Google does. You don’t need to install anything or share any logins.
Yes. Whether your website runs on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or another platform, we check the same technical foundations.
No. The quickscan gives you a first picture of the most important technical points. For an in-depth analysis, there’s our technical SEO analysis.
The SEO quickscan looks at the technical side of your website. The AI visibility check checks whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention your business. The two complement each other.
No, the quickscan is a first introduction.
Find out what’s holding Google and AI assistants back, and which improvements will deliver the most.
