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Run focused checks for health, SSL, search indexability, robots and sitemaps, and AI readiness. Get a useful point-in-time result first, then recheck after a fix or monitor important sites in PulseWMS.

PulseWMS public tools provide focused, point-in-time checks for website health, SSL, meta and indexability, robots and sitemap discovery, AI-search readiness, and AI-crawler access. Each checker shows evidence, explains its result, and makes it easy to recheck after a change.
They do not imply Google indexing, AI citations, rankings, malware-free status, or future uptime unless the underlying checker explicitly measures that outcome.
Six focused checkers for website health, technical SEO, trust, and AI-search readiness.
Review a bounded snapshot of availability, SSL, metadata, indexability, robots, and sitemap signals.
Check certificate availability and expiry on a public website.
Review existing public page metadata and robots directives.
Review public robots.txt and a declared same-host sitemap.
Review bounded public page structure and discovery signals without checking AI visibility.
Review bounded public page and robots access evidence without testing named AI crawlers.
Choose the relevant checker and submit a public website address.
Pulse evaluates only the signals that checker is designed to observe.
Read Passed, Warning, Failed, or Not checked states where they map to the backend.
Validate a change, then use monitoring when the same signal matters repeatedly.
Why one-off checks are not enough
Deployments, plugin changes, DNS updates, content edits, and server changes can alter a public signal. When a site matters, ongoing Pulse monitoring is a better complement to a manual spot check.
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Get a focused starting point before changing a host, CMS, SEO plugin, or template setting.
Use public evidence to verify a deployment or technical configuration change.
Review crawl, indexability, metadata, and discovery signals without treating them as an indexing verdict.
Diagnose a client-site signal quickly, then use supported Pulse workflows when recurring oversight matters.
Start broad, then move to a specialist checker when the observed evidence needs more context.
Use a free tool to review one public state now. Use the supported Pulse workspace and monitoring workflow when repeat evidence, client-site oversight, and change awareness matter.
The public tools provide a bounded public snapshot without creating a tenant website record.
No. The tools describe only the supported public evidence shown by each checker.
Yes, when it is a public URL that passes the same safe validation used by the checker.
Recheck after a relevant CMS, hosting, DNS, CDN, certificate, template, or crawl-setting change.
Choose the focused checker that matches the question, review its bounded evidence, then recheck after a change.
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