Visibility scorecard
Eight categories, published weights, and a band at the end. Move the sliders to where you honestly think the site sits.
Runs entirely in this page. Nothing is uploaded, stored or sent anywhere.
Score the eight categories
Self-assessed · not an Atlas readingCommon questions
What it does, and what it does notIs anything uploaded or stored?
No. The scoring runs in your browser and the page makes no network request at all — the site sets a Content Security Policy of connect-src none, so it could not send anything anywhere even if it tried. There is no account and no submission.
Is this the same as an Atlas audit?
No. This is the published scale applied by you to your own judgement of a site. An audit is the same scale applied to measured evidence, with every finding argued against before it is delivered. The number here is a reading, not a diagnosis.
What do the bands mean?
They are published so a score means the same thing between two sites: 90–100 elite, 75–89 strong, 60–74 growth opportunity, below 60 visibility risk. The weights behind them are fixed rather than adjusted per engagement.
These answers describe the implementation rather than an intention: this page makes no network request of any kind, which is enforced by the site’s Content Security Policy and checkable in the source.
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