About WebRankPage

WebRankPage analyses a single page the way a search engine reads it and tells you what to change, in order of what is worth doing first.

What makes it different

We measure pixels, not characters. Search results truncate on rendered width so a title of “Illinois” and one of “llllllll” are the same length and nowhere near the same size. Our measurements land within a fraction of a percent of what a browser renders, which is why the SERP preview shows the real cut-off point.

We audit what your server sends. Search engines index the HTML that is served. Some tools render the page in a browser first and report on the result but an application's post-load state is a different document and on real sites that produces findings about problems that do not exist.

We say where a number came from. Core Web Vitals can come from real-user field data or from a synthetic lab run. Those are different claims so every reading is labelled with its source rather than presented as one number.

Nothing relies on colour alone. Every finding carries a symbol and a word as well as a colour so the report reads correctly in greyscale, in print and for anyone with colour vision deficiency.

History

WebRankPage first launched in 2013 and ran for close to a decade before the server behind it was lost. This is a rebuild: same domain, same mark and the same blue, everything else written from scratch against how search engines work now rather than how they worked then.