How to use it
Enter the address you want to analyse. CRY fetches the page passively, collects measurable signals, and scores them category by category.
CRY Tools
Measure your technical SEO, content, image, link, international, and structured data signals in one report.
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The request is sent from our server. Any file you upload is deleted after processing; its contents and filename are not stored. We keep a run record containing the tool, a result summary and anonymized technical data.
Enter the address you want to analyse. CRY fetches the page passively, collects measurable signals, and scores them category by category.
Spotting canonical, title, and image alt problems on a campaign landing page before it goes live.
Post-migration checks, new page launches, periodic technical audits, agency handovers.
The address is requested passively from our server; no intrusive testing is performed. The report holds measured signals — no copy of your page content is kept.
The tool fetches the page with a public request and runs the same passive audit engine as CWIS. Results are presented as seven cards: SEO, technical, content, images, links, international and structured data. Findings under each card are split into critical, attention and passed.
The overall score is on the CWIS scale out of 1000 and is not a Google metric. A card can come back as not measured, which means no data could be gathered in a single request - not that the area is clean. Read the critical findings first; attention items are usually refinement rather than blockers.
The common mistake is treating the score as a target and closing every item. Some warnings are deliberate choices in your situation. The second is measuring one page and generalising to the whole site: a home page and a product page can score very differently.
Only one publicly reachable URL is measured. Pages behind authentication, the admin panel, server configuration and real user behaviour stay invisible. Performance figures come from a single request and are not the same as Core Web Vitals field data. Content injected later by JavaScript may not be present in the first response.
No. It is a diagnostic score, not a Google ranking, and it guarantees nothing. It helps you prioritise measurable technical signals.
When a single request cannot gather enough data for that area, the card reports not measured. That is scope information rather than an error, and the report also shows overall coverage.
No, it measures the one address you enter. For a site-wide view, measure a few pages that represent your main templates.