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Free site check · Webflow sites

Check your whole Webflow site, not just one page.

We read every page in your sitemap, score the whole site out of 100 against the Topicweave Standard, and show where your projects, your writing and your structured data don’t line up. Each finding quotes your own page, so you can check every point yourself.

What we look for

  • 1Work that shows the proof · 30 pointsProject and category pages with photos and a name, but no words; posts that don’t open with an answer; numbers on the home page with nothing behind them.
  • 2Vocabulary coverage · 20 pointsServices and specialties you return to again and again with no page of their own, and topic pages that don’t say what the topic is.
  • 3Two-way connections · 20 pointsPosts that never link to the projects they describe, and pages nothing on your site links to.
  • 4Facts machines read right · 15 pointsStructured data that’s broken, placeholder or wrong: the client named as creator, publish times used as dates, ratings you gave yourself.
  • 5Technical health · 15 pointsStaging links, pages missing from the sitemap, copy pages open to search, AI crawlers blocked, no RSS feed, images without a size.

Why: any page works; we start from its sitemap. Webflow only for now, because every fix in the report is a Webflow fix.

Why: a full read takes a few minutes. We send the report link here so you don’t have to wait on this page. No newsletter.

Why: so the report opens with what you’d act on. Owners get the summary first; whoever builds the site gets the fix list first.

Public pages only. Page data is deleted after 30 days. The report link is private to you and notes when it’s opened. How we read sites · Privacy.

How it reads your site

We read your public pages once and change nothing.

No loginWe read what any visitor can read.
No Webflow accessNothing to install or connect.
Nothing changedWe only read. Fixes are yours to make.
A score you can checkEvery point traces to a quote from your own pages.

How the checker reads a site, and how a site can turn it away.