The Opportunity Scan shows what is worth investigating first.
Enter your website address and Tractionora reads your public pages, the same ones any visitor can see. You get a short list of Opportunities with the evidence behind each one. It also tells you plainly what it cannot know until you connect your own data.
- Needs
- Your website address
- Reads
- Public pages only
- Changes
- Nothing. It has no way to publish
- Returns
- A few Opportunities, with one to look at first
The search title of your pricing page is the single word “Pricing”
What your public pages show
- FactThe title Google can show for this page is “Pricing”.Read from your live page
- InferenceA title this short gives people little reason to click.Follows from the title above
What the scan cannot know yet
- How often this page appears in GoogleNeeds Search Console
- How many people clickNeeds Search Console
- How many of them enquireNeeds Analytics
It reads what any visitor could read.
The scan opens your public pages one by one and notes what it finds: how each page is titled and described, how it is built, and what it asks a visitor to do. It needs no login and installs nothing.
- It reads
- Your sitemap, homepage, pricing and service pages, and the titles and descriptions search engines can show.
- It cannot touch
- Anything. The scan has no login to your site and no way to publish.
Read from northfield-interiors.example
- SitemapThe pages you want found
- HomepageWhat you say you do, and where you send people
- Pricing and service pagesWhat visitors are asked to do next
- Page structure and headingsHow each page is built and named
- Titles and descriptionsWhat Google can show for each page
From 87 observations to one place to start.
The point of a scan is a shorter list. Tractionora groups what it observed into a few Opportunities and puts one of them first, with its reasons.
87
Observations on your public pages
3
Opportunities, each with its evidence
1
Place to start
What public pages can show, and where they stop.
Tractionora keeps three kinds of evidence apart and labels which one each statement rests on. The free scan uses the first.
- 01Public pagesFree scan
- What any visitor could read on your site.
- Can showHow each page is titled, described and built, and what it asks a visitor to do.Cannot showHow many people see the page, or what they do next.
- 02Search resultsPaid research
- What Google shows for a checked search and location.
- Can showWhere your page appeared for that search, and who appeared around it.Cannot showHow many people chose you, or became customers.
- 03Your own dataNeeds your data
- Google Search Console and Google Analytics, connected read-only.
- Can showHow often each page appears in Google, how many people click and how many enquire.Cannot showThat a change caused a result. A receipt reports what followed and leaves the cause open.
Scan discovers. Evidence decides.
A scan result is a starting point. Your own data can confirm it, or show that it was nothing. Here is the same Opportunity before and after Search Console is connected.
From the scan
The search title of your pricing page is the single word “Pricing”
- FactThe title Google can show for this page is “Pricing”.Read from your live page
- UnknownWhether anyone sees this title in Google.Needs Search Console
With Search Console connected
Your pricing page shows up in Google 6,400 times in 28 days. Only 96 people click.
- FactShown 6,400 times in the last 28 days.Measured by Google Search Console
- Fact96 clicks, a click rate of 1.5%.Search Console and Analytics agree
- InferenceThe title people see is the single word “Pricing”. It gives little reason to click.Title read from your live page
It reads your site and leaves it exactly as it was.
Our privacy policy and AI data policy say what is stored and how it is used.
- Public pages onlyThe scan cannot log in to anything. It reads what a visitor could read.
- It cannot change your siteThe scan has no way to publish. Nothing on your site is touched.
- Start from your workspaceSign up or log in to Free Forever before starting Rapid Scan. You do not need to connect data first.
Questions about the scan
What can the scan learn without access to my data?
What your public pages say and how they are built: titles, descriptions, headings, and what each page asks a visitor to do. It cannot see how many people visit, click or enquire. Those need your own data.
Does the scan change my site?
No. It reads public pages only and has no way to publish anything.
Do I need an account?
Yes. Sign up or log in to Free Forever before starting Rapid Scan. Connecting search or analytics data is optional and read-only.
Why is there no score?
A score is a number with no next step. The scan shows the Opportunity worth investigating first, the evidence behind it and what it cannot know yet.
Should I act on the result straight away?
Treat it as a starting point. A scan result rests on public pages only, so it is marked preliminary. When the evidence is strong enough to define a specific change worth reviewing, Tractionora turns the Opportunity into a Growth Mission, and you decide whether that Mission becomes work.
What would I connect, and is it read-only?
Google Search Console and Google Analytics. Both connections are read-only.
Our team can do this for you.
These services cover it. Each starts with a written proposal you approve.
- Growth AssessmentI do not know what is holding my website back.
- Search & AI VisibilityCustomers should find us on Google and in AI assistants.
- Website DevelopmentOur website is slow, dated or does not bring in enquiries.
- Content ResearchWe do not know what to publish, or what people search for.
- Managed GrowthWe need someone to keep this moving every month.