Welcome to VisibilityIQ

VisibilityIQ is a technical SEO platform that answers the questions ordinary audit tools can’t: why a page is discoverable but not indexed, why Google picked a different canonical than the one you declared, whether your pages look the same to a crawler as they do to a human, and whether AI crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot can actually read your content.

Everything below is included in one subscription at $39.95/month — site audit, rank tracking, competitor intelligence, and AI-visibility auditing.

How it works, in one picture

The core idea: we crawl every page twice — once as raw HTML (what a crawler sees the instant it arrives) and once as the fully rendered page (after JavaScript runs) — then compare the two and reconcile them against your real Google data.

flowchart LR
  A([Your website]) --> B[VisibilityIQ crawls<br/>each page twice]
  B --> C[Raw HTML<br/>what bots see first]
  B --> D[Rendered DOM<br/>after JavaScript runs]
  C --> E{Compare + run<br/>100+ checks}
  D --> E
  F[(Search Console · GA4<br/>Bing · CrUX)] --> E
  E --> G[Findings, ranked<br/>by SEO impact]
  G --> H([Apply-ready fixes:<br/>robots.txt · llms.txt · schema])

Most tools stop at the raw HTML and report what they find there. By rendering the page too, VisibilityIQ catches the problems that only exist after JavaScript runs — a canonical tag swapped in by a framework, content that never appears for a crawler that doesn’t execute scripts, a noindex injected on the client. Those are invisible to raw-only crawlers, and they’re often the reason a page silently drops out of Google.

What makes it different

Raw-vs-rendered parity. We diff the two versions of every page and flag the differences that matter for SEO — title, description, canonical, robots directives, structured data, links, and primary content. If JavaScript changes any of them, you’ll see exactly what changed and why it’s a risk.

AI-crawler visibility. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended follow different access rules than Googlebot. We test each one separately, flag pages that are open to search engines but blocked to AI crawlers, and check your llms.txt file. As AI answers become a discovery channel, being readable to these crawlers matters.

Evidence, not checkboxes. Every finding comes with the proof behind it (the exact header, tag, or snippet we observed), a plain-language explanation, and — when the fix is a file — the corrected file itself, ready to download or open as a pull request. We hand you the fixed robots.txt, not a list of complaints.

The five things to know

Concept	What it is
Project	One project per domain. Holds its own crawl settings, connectors, keywords, and audit history.
Audit	A crawl run that produces findings. Trigger it manually or schedule it.
Connectors	Live feeds from Search Console, GA4, Bing, and CrUX that enrich findings with your real traffic and indexation data.
Rank tracking	Daily keyword positions across Google and Bing, with SERP-feature detection.
Competitor intel	Keyword-gap analysis against up to 20 competitors per project.

Where to go next

New here? Start with Create your account, then Add your first project and Run your first audit. Want the full tour of what each audit catches? Jump to Site Audit.

Support

If you can’t find what you need here, email support@visibilityiq365.com. We aim to respond within one business day.