Six tools you can use before you ever talk to VERIS.
These tools are public and independent of VERIS. They are the same kinds of checks referenced inside the audit and proof package, so you can inspect the site yourself before you buy anything.
- Start with schema and discovery checks first.
- Use extraction and technical checks after that.
- Use the audit when you want the same logic applied systematically.
Use these first when you want to know whether the business is structurally readable at all.
Use these to confirm whether the site is at least publicly visible and findable.
Use these to see how page summaries and metadata resolve when systems reuse the page.
Use these when you want supporting evidence about the page’s technical quality and rendering behavior.
Google Rich Results Test
No account required- Go to search.google.com/test/rich-results
- Paste your full website URL
- Click Test URL
- Wait for the results
- Items detected means schema is being parsed
- No items detected means no usable schema is being found
- Warnings and errors usually point to missing or invalid properties
Schema Markup Validator
No account required- Go to validator.schema.org
- Paste your full URL in Fetch URL
- Run the test
- Errors point to broken schema structure
- Warnings often indicate misused properties
- Parsed items confirm the entities that are actually visible
Google or Bing site: search
No account required- Go to Google or Bing
- Search for site:yourdomain.com
- Review which pages appear
- Pages appearing means some public index coverage exists
- No results usually suggests a crawl or discovery problem
OpenGraph.to
No account required- Go to opengraph.to
- Paste the full URL
- Click Check
- The preview should show the correct image and page description
- Generic copy often signals weak extraction formatting
Google PageSpeed Insights
No account required- Go to pagespeed.web.dev
- Paste the full URL
- Analyze the page and review the Mobile tab
- Large layout shifts, slow LCP, or heavy render-blocking issues
- Accessibility or technical warnings that reduce page quality
Lighthouse in Chrome DevTools
No account required- Open the page in Chrome
- Open DevTools and choose Lighthouse
- Select Mobile and analyze page load
- Accessibility issues affecting headings, buttons, or contrast
- Large layout shifts or weak technical hygiene
You can inspect robots.txt and llms.txt without any tool at all.
Open your browser and visit `yourdomain.com/robots.txt` and `yourdomain.com/llms.txt`. If the file is missing or relevant crawlers are explicitly blocked, that usually becomes a high-priority audit finding.
# What you want to see: User-agent: OAI-SearchBot Allow: / User-agent: GPTBot Allow: / User-agent: PerplexityBot Allow: / User-agent: Google-Extended Allow: / User-agent: ClaudeBot Allow: / # What is a critical finding: User-agent: OAI-SearchBot Disallow: /