TrafficTriage

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Your site isn’t showing up on Google. Paste the URL — we’ll tell you why.

Drop your link below. We run the 8 checks that keep new sites invisible — sitemap, robots.txt, canonicals, fake 404s, pages Google can’t read — and hand you one verdict: the one thing to fix this week. Instant. Free.

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“Its been weeks that google doesn’t crawl new pages, i can’t seem to find what’s the issue!”
— a builder on r/micro_saas, handing their URL to a stranger. That check is what we do.

After the check

Then let your assistant keep watch

Claude running a scheduled TrafficTriage daily check: a Search Console report on a real site, summarized with clicks, impressions, and the one query cluster that lost rank
  • Re-run the 8 checks from Claude or Cursor. Any site you own, in the chat you already have open.
  • Get your Search Console report in chat. Your assistant pulls the numbers and tells you what actually changed since last week. That is what the screenshot shows.
  • Keep every run. Reports are saved private in your dashboard.

Free account, 50 runs a month, read-only, nothing to install.

The 8 things we check

Distilled from ~100 real audits of sites stuck at zero. These are the issues that actually keep new sites off Google — not a 40-page audit of everything that could theoretically matter.

  1. 01

    Fake pages that say “200 OK”

    Deleted or mistyped URLs that pretend to be real pages (soft-404s). Google crawls them, trusts your site less, and wastes visits it could spend on your real pages.

  2. 02

    Your sitemap.xml

    Present, valid, and honest — it's the list Google uses to discover your pages. Broken or missing sitemaps are one of the most common reasons new pages never get crawled.

  3. 03

    Your robots.txt

    One wrong line can tell Google to stay away from your whole site — or block the files it needs to render your pages.

  4. 04

    Canonical tags

    If every page claims “the homepage is the real version of me”, Google discards everything except the homepage. It happens more often than you'd think.

  5. 05

    One version of your site

    www vs non-www, http vs https. If two copies of your site are live, your ranking signals get split between them.

  6. 06

    Titles, descriptions & headings

    Does your homepage say what you do in words people actually search? A title that's just your brand name ranks for nothing.

  7. 07

    Can Google actually read your pages?

    Many app builders ship pages that are blank until JavaScript runs. Crawlers — and AI assistants like ChatGPT — see an empty page. This is the #1 issue on Lovable and Bolt sites.

  8. 08

    Index signals

    Stray noindex tags quietly telling Google to skip your pages, broken social previews, missing structured data.

How it works

STEP 1

Paste your URL

That's all we need. No Search Console connection, no analytics access, no code snippet, no signup.

STEP 2

We run the 8 checks

Every check is scored Critical, Monitor, or Healthy — with the actual evidence: real status codes, real headers, what Google actually sees.

STEP 3

You get one verdict

A short report ending in the one thing to fix this week — with fix instructions for your platform, not generic advice. On your screen in about half a minute, downloadable as Markdown. ...and once your basics pass, create an account to re-run it anytime from your AI assistant.

No Search Console needed

Everything we check is visible from your public URL — the same view Google gets when it visits your site. You don’t connect anything, install anything, or grant access to anything.

Haven’t set up Search Console yet? That’s normal — most builders at zero haven’t. Once your basics pass, setting it up is usually the first thing we recommend, and your report explains exactly what it will tell you that a URL check can’t.

The deeper, real-data checks live behind a free account: connect Search Console once and run them - plus the URL checks - from your AI assistant, on every site. See how it works. Prefer a one-off? Try the free Search Console report - drop your export file, analyzed entirely in your browser.

Built for builders at zero

You shipped with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Framer, or your own Next.js app on Vercel. You have 0–100 users. Google feels like a black box. That’s exactly who this is for — not agencies, not sites with traffic, not enterprise SEO teams.

The advice comes from launching at zero first-hand — real verdicts from real checks, written for your platform, in plain words.

Start free. Pay only when you run a lot.

Every account is free to start. You only reach Pro when your monthly usage does - like a hosting bill, but for SEO checks.

Free

A monthly run budget, every tool, connect Search Console, use it from your AI assistant.

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Pro

A bigger monthly budget for when you run checks across many sites. Coming soon.

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Questions builders actually ask

Why is my website not showing up on Google?
For new sites it's almost always one of a few basics: Google can't read your pages (they're blank until JavaScript runs), a broken or missing sitemap.xml, a robots.txt or noindex tag telling Google to stay away, canonical tags pointing everything at the homepage, or two live versions of your site splitting signals. The free Triage Report checks all of these from your URL and tells you which one is your problem.
Can you check my site without Search Console access?
Yes. Every check in the Triage Report works from your public URL alone — no Search Console connection, no OAuth, no analytics access. If you haven't set up Search Console yet, that's fine: once your basics pass, setting it up is usually our first recommendation, and the report tells you exactly why.
How do I check if Google can crawl my site?
Quick self-test: open your page, hit view-source (not inspect), and look for your actual text. If you only see a couple of script tags and an empty div, crawlers see nothing. The Triage Report does this properly — raw HTML fetch, robots.txt rules, blocked render assets, and header-level noindex directives — and tells you the result in plain words.
My site is built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Framer — do the checks apply?
Especially then. We detect your platform and write the verdict for it — for example, a Lovable site that ships empty HTML gets “enable SEO Boost in Settings → Domains & Hosting”, not a lecture about server-side rendering. Vibe-coded and AI-built sites share a handful of recurring issues, and they're exactly what the 8 checks cover.
Is the free Triage Report actually free?
Yes. Paste your URL and the full report renders on your screen in about half a minute — free, no signup, no email required. You get all findings — nothing held back behind a paywall. No credit card, no trial.
What do I get with an account vs. the free check?
The free check is a one-off you run on the web. A free account saves your report history, lets you connect Google Search Console for the deeper data verdict, and turns TrafficTriage into a tool you run from your AI assistant across every site you own. It stays free up to a monthly run budget.
How do I use this inside Claude or Cursor?
Create a free account, then add traffictriage.com/mcp as an MCP server in Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Your assistant can then run the 8 checks and pull a Search Console report for any site, in chat. Full setup is on the MCP server page.
What if all 8 checks pass?
Then your plumbing is fine and we say so — the verdict points at the next real question instead: does anyone search for what your pages say? A passing report with zero traffic means it's a content and demand problem, and the report tells you where to start looking.

Stop guessing why Google ignores your site.

Run the free check today, then let your assistant keep watch. Free while TrafficTriage is new.