Each criterion carries a point value inside its category. A category score is the points earned divided by the points available, over the criteria that could actually be measured. Criteria marked not checked or unable to verify carry zero weight, so an unmeasurable criterion never costs the page points.
The central calculation uses crawlability, technical, on-page and measured performance evidence. Content heuristics, structured-data opportunities, accessibility and social presentation remain visible as supporting measurements without changing the central verdict. Sparse primary evidence is withheld; the remaining primary weights are re-normalised in the “effective weight” column. Indexing eligibility is applied separately. This is an implementation model, not a ranking prediction.
Legacy raw score (all measured categories): 97 / 100
It matches the primary readiness score for this report. The legacy calculation can also include categories that readiness withholds for sparse or heuristic-dominated evidence, so the values are not interchangeable. This legacy value is retained for API and export compatibility; it is not a second verdict.
Readiness score bands
- Excellent 90–100
- Good 75–89
- Needs work 50–74
- Poor 0–49