Which countries can your website reach?
Enter your website. In a few seconds you see which languages it speaks, whether Google can tell the versions apart, and which big markets you're leaving to your competitors.
What we check
Page language
Whether each page tells browsers and Google which language it is written in.
Language versions
Whether your translated pages are linked to each other so Google shows the right one in each country.
Default version
Which page visitors from other countries get when there is no version in their language.
Markets
Which of the biggest European and Arabic speaking markets your site can serve today.
Why it matters
- Most people buy from sites in their own language
- Without language links, Google may show the wrong version or none at all
- Each new language opens a new market with fewer competitors
- Machine translation widgets are not enough for Google to rank you
Questions
Is it free?
Yes, completely free, and nothing is stored.
My site has a translate button. Doesn't that count?
Not for Google. Automatic translation widgets change the text in the browser, so Google only sees one language and doesn't show your site to people searching in the others.
Which page should I check?
Your home page. Language links are normally set on every page, and the home page shows the full picture.
Can you translate my site?
Yes. I build sites in up to 17 languages, with real translations, a page for each country and the language links Google needs.
Want your website in more languages?
You get a reply within one working day with a clear scope and a price. No sales team, you talk to the engineer who builds it.