Check · geo · not scored
Text available in source: what it measures
How much readable text is present in the HTML the server returns.
How it is determined
The check reads the response your server returns and records what it found. That observation is stored with the report, so reopening an old audit shows what was true on the day it ran rather than what the page says now. It is not a live measurement, and it is not a model’s opinion of your page.
Ruleset geo-readable · category geo · reported but never counted
What it cannot tell you
- Whether that text is any good.
- What a browser would show after JavaScript runs — a client-rendered page looks thin here and may be fine.
If it failed, what to do
Serve the content in the HTML if you want anything outside a browser to read it.
Then verify it yourself rather than trusting the next report: reload the page, view the source, and look at the thing the check described. A check you can falsify in ten seconds is the only kind worth having.
Settle it without an account
The free visibility checks this on one URL and needs no signup — the same rule, on the same page, with no credit spent. When you want the whole page assessed, an audit is covered by the trial credit.