This isn't a ranking score, and it won't tell you where you sit against a competitor. It checks the plain, foundational things — page titles, headings, a working sitemap, a sensible robots.txt — that let a search engine read your site properly in the first place.
"Visibility" gets used to mean a lot of different things. Here's exactly where this check sits.
No amount of good content or marketing spend works around a missing page title or a sitemap a search engine can't read. These basics don't guarantee a good ranking — but getting them wrong can quietly stop a search engine from representing your business accurately at all, which no amount of content quality fixes on its own.
This is one of the six areas covered in a full WebTality audit. Here's specifically what the visibility check looks at.
Pages without a clear title or main heading — the first thing both visitors and search engines look for.
The summary text that often shows under your listing in search results.
Whether a sitemap exists at all, and whether it's actually structured in a way search engines can use.
Checks nothing important is accidentally being told not to be indexed.
Not in the way most people mean it. Tools that call themselves SEO checkers usually cover rankings, backlinks and keyword research. WebTality covers the on-page basics only, as one part of a wider website health check — not a substitute for those tools if that's specifically what you need.
No — and nobody who tells you that with certainty is being straight with you. These basics remove obstacles; they don't guarantee a ranking outcome, which depends on far more than any single check can measure.
That's outside what WebTality does. This check tells you whether the fundamentals are in place — worth doing regardless, and worth doing before anything more advanced.
Run the free snapshot — no card, no commitment, just a plain-English answer.
Check my website — free →This is one of six areas WebTality checks — see the full overview or what's in the paid report.