Enter your website and get a score out of 100 for how visible your product is. It is built from directories, search, mentions and page basics, with every gap named.
The short answer: Amplibee scores how visible your product is online out of 100. The score combines four parts: directory listings, search indexing, mentions and technical SEO. Every point you are missing is tied to a named gap with a fix.
It is one number that says how easy your product is to find and trust online. A high score means buyers, search engines and AI assistants have plenty of places and facts to find you with.
Four parts, each out of 100, then combined.
Checks are deterministic and use public information only. The score is recalculated from live requests each time you run a check.
Each gap shows what is wrong and the points the score would gain if you fixed it, so you can see exactly where the rest of the 100 went.
There is no pass mark. The score is most useful as a measure of progress: run a check, fix the biggest gaps, run it again and watch it rise. Comparing it with your competitors shows how you stand.
Enter your website on the Amplibee home page. It checks directories, search indexing, mentions and page basics, then gives you a score out of 100 and a list of gaps.
From four parts: directory listings, search indexing, mentions and technical SEO. Each part is scored out of 100 from public information, then combined.
Fix the gaps in the order listed. Each gap shows the points it would add, so the biggest gain comes first.
Yes. The visibility check is free. Enter your website and you get your score and your gaps. Paid plans add the work Amplibee does for you.
Amplibee checks the directories that matter for your listing and turns the missing ones into a launch plan, with a submission page for each. Submit yourself, or let us do it on a paid plan.
Every gap Amplibee finds shows what is wrong and the points your score would gain if you fixed it. The plan puts the biggest gain first.
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