How we score websites
Approved websites enter an automated scan queue. A 0–100 quality score is published only when a complete result is available and can be re-checked as the website changes. Scores are independent of editorial placement and payment.
From URL to published score
The submitted URL is normalized to its public domain and checked for an existing report.
If no current report exists, the domain enters SEOMaster's scan queue.
The result is saved only after the complete pillar breakdown is returned.
A later scan can replace the previous result when the website changes.
What the score measures
Performance and accessibility
The scan checks loading behavior, page stability, rendering signals, responsive delivery, and automated accessibility rules. These measurements describe the tested page and environment rather than every possible user journey.
Search and technical quality
SEO checks cover crawlability, metadata, canonical signals, content structure, internal links, structured data, and technical delivery. Security, hosting, email, trust, and AI-readiness are measured separately so one strong area cannot hide every weakness.
Editorial separation
The automated result is not manually increased, sold, or changed because a listing is featured. Editorial approval decides whether a website belongs in the directory; the technical scan reports what was observed.
How to interpret the number
A score is a time-stamped technical snapshot, not a certification, security warranty, or promise of search rankings. External services, location, temporary outages, and website updates can change later results. Use the pillar breakdown and checked date instead of treating the total as the only fact.