Launch Readiness Grader
One score for how ready your website is to launch: search basics, share preview, AI visibility, trust pages and your own domain. Free, no account.
What a launch-ready page has
Directories and launch sites open your website when you submit. Search and AI assistants read the same page later. A clear title and description, a share image, readable robots rules, privacy and terms links, and your own domain make every one of those visits go better.
After the grade, fix the top three items, then follow the launch checklist, check your meta tags and AI crawlers, and submit your product to CapyLaunch.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Launch Readiness Grader check?
Five things: search basics (HTTPS, title, description, canonical, heading, mobile), share preview (Open Graph and X card), AI visibility (robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap), trust pages (privacy, terms, pricing, contact) and whether your site runs on its own domain.
Is this a Google ranking score?
No. It checks the basics that directories, launch sites and search and AI assistants read when someone submits or mentions your product. A high score does not promise rankings.
Why does an own domain matter?
A site on a free hosting address like name.github.io has almost no link value of its own. CapyLaunch only gives the dofollow listing link to sites on their own domain.
Does it store my website?
No. We fetch your home page and a few public files once, show the result, and keep nothing.
What should I fix first?
Start with the three fixes listed at the top of your result. They are the ones worth the most points.