What Findrix checks
Findrix runs 29 deterministic checks against your site — no guesswork, no AI scoring — grouped into five categories that mirror how machines actually read your pages.
The five categories
Access covers whether crawlers can reach and parse your pages at all — robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, meta tags, canonical and hreflang. Schema covers the JSON-LD structured data machines use to understand who you are and what you publish. Content covers the readable structure of the page itself — headings, alt text, internal links, semantic landmarks. AI interaction covers your off-site machine identity (Wikidata, Wikipedia). Performance covers the speed signals crawlers budget by — Core Web Vitals, server response time, payload size.
Every check is deterministic
Each check is a pure function of what your site actually serves: it fetches your homepage, robots.txt, sitemap and top pages once, then evaluates fixed rules. Two runs against the same site give the same result — a score change always means your site changed.
Where to go next
Every check has its own page explaining what passing, partial, and failing mean, linked from the Audit checks section of the sidebar. Every fix has a step-by-step guide for your platform under Apply fixes.