Clarenyx: How the Score Works

A Score out of 100 — Not a Guess

The number you see (like 78/100) is a percentage of the total points your page can earn across 12 key areas. Each check has a different level of importance — so some things matter more than others.

Pass, Warn, Fail — What They Mean

Each check gives your page one of three results:

• Pass — You meet the standard. Full points awarded.
• Warn — You're close, but something's missing. Partial points (60%).
• Fail — You're missing a key element. No points awarded.

Small improvements can shift you from a warning to a pass — and that can boost your score noticeably.

Weighted for What Matters Most

Not every check counts the same. Here's how we prioritise:

This means fixing a missing <title> tag will help you more than tweaking your Open Graph image.

A Few Smarter Tweaks Behind the Scenes

Some checks aren't just pass/warn/fail — they scale:

• Image ALT text — More coverage = better score.
• Social tags — Partial tags = partial credit.
• Internal links — External-only links are counted less.
• Robots — A "noindex" tag instantly drops the visibility score to zero — even if everything else looks fine.

This helps reflect how real search engines and AI models interpret a page.

What's Not in the Score

Things like domain age, or summaries like AEO, GEO, and LLMO don't count toward the number. They're advisory — useful context, but not part of the 100-point total.

Why Use This Score?

• It's transparent — no black-box grading.
• It reflects real-world SEO signals.
• It helps you prioritise what actually moves the needle.
• You can track improvements over time.