Websites & pages
Up to 30 pages of your own site, rendered and kept — nav, services, locations, the lot. Not the homepage and a guess.
Check 01 of 14.
What happens
The current pull reads the homepage and up to six linked information pages as public HTML, without a paid browser request. The fixed selection covers the business, offerings, pricing, contact, careers and news when those links are present. The sitemap lists discovered addresses separately: listing a page does not mean its text or screenshot was captured. Before running, you can choose observed homepage links or enter exact same-domain URLs for paid browser rendering, and enable a full-page screenshot on those same requests. Every selected URL is included in the updated quote. Missing links, unreadable pages, access refusals and inventory limits remain visible in the report; a screenshot is never promised for every sitemap entry.
Calls it makes
Public HTTP GET — homepage plus up to six selected same-site information pages, with bounded bytes, timeouts and redirect validation; $0 provider costPublic HTTP GET — robots.txt and sitemap documents, with recorded limits and failures; discovering an address does not request its page or screenshotFirecrawl POST /v2/scrape — only exact same-domain page URLs selected in the quote; an optional full-page screenshot uses the same requestSelected free website checks — PageSpeed Insights, Wayback history and certificate-transparency records, each with its own scope and availability stateNo new request — identity, visible SEO and structured-data observations derived from captured HTML
The facts a reader needs
| Language model | None for acquisition. Section AI review is a separate metered operation. |
| Cost | Public HTML and sitemap reads have no provider charge. Rendered pages are priced from the server-verified Firecrawl credit cost in the current quote, one page per selected URL. Screenshots add no separate provider request. Technical crawl and Lighthouse tasks have their own quoted prices. |
| Depends on | Only selected pages are purchased. Sitemap entries never expand that selection. A public page must be on the allowed site and pass URL and redirect checks. Other sections keep their own evidence and status when a website source fails. |
| When it is absent | The report distinguishes a page that was not selected, a page that could not be read, and a successful read with no matching evidence. It keeps partial results with source links and capture times. Sitemap limits describe the saved inventory, not the whole website. A JavaScript shell or access challenge is not treated as useful brand copy. Historical reports may contain additional collection methods; their saved plan and receipts remain the authority. |
Who supplies it
- Firecrawl — The site capture — and with it logos, colors, typography and screenshots.
- Public web sources (no account, no key) — Everything below runs with no key at all, and always has.
- Google PageSpeed Insights — Site Health — the one dimension of the website leg nothing else in the stack measures: real Lighthouse scores and Core Web Vitals for your own homepage.
What the report contains
Fourteen checks, in the order the report prints them. Each has its own page: what happens, which calls it makes, whether a model is involved, what it costs, and what absent looks like.
Search
Real Google results for your brand: who shows up, in what order, on the page a customer actually sees.