Your site was built for people. What reads it now is a machine.
AI assistants and search engines judge a site by technical criteria almost no company has measured. Run the test and get a score out of 100 — with what to fix first, ordered by impact.
No signup to see your score. The result appears on screen. Your email is only asked for afterwards, if you want the full report.
Five criteria, different weights
The score is not a flat average. Each criterion counts for what it costs in practice — and each one has a route to fixing it inside Infinity.
The number is the start, not the delivery
The test measures the technical surface. What decides the outcome is the structure behind it — and that is where the work begins.
You get the diagnosis
A score out of 100, criterion by criterion, ordered by impact. On screen, in seconds.
The Blueprint maps the route
Infinity Builder asks 22 questions and returns a complete strategic plan. Free, and it does not depend on hiring anything.
Execution becomes architecture
Every criterion in the test maps to a service line that addresses it. No fixed bundle: what gets fixed is what was measured.
What usually comes up
- Is the test really free?
- Yes, and no signup to see the result. The score appears on screen as soon as the analysis finishes. Your email is only asked for afterwards, if you want the full report — and it is optional.
- How long does it take?
- Seconds in most cases. The performance measurement uses the Google PageSpeed API, which is the slowest part; very large sites can take up to half a minute.
- Do you store my site or my data?
- We store the analysed URL and the result, so the result link works and we can measure use of the tool. No passwords, no access to your site — the analysis reads only what is already public.
- Do I have to buy something afterwards?
- No. The score is useful on its own: it tells you what to fix and in what order. Each criterion points to the service line that addresses it, but you can take the list to any technical team.
- Does a low score mean my site is bad?
- No. It measures readiness for machine reading — search engines and AI assistants. A beautiful site that converts well can score low simply because it has no declared technical structure.
- Can I run it on a site that is not mine?
- Yes. The analysis uses only public information, the same way a search engine would. Comparing against a competitor is a common use.