Indexed Pages in Your Website Score & Client-Ready Reports

Features

• Model Comparison in Reports — A new report section shows each tracked question by engine: how often you are mentioned, recommended and cited, with how many answers each rate is based on, so a thin sample is easy to spot.
• Executive Summary — A one-page summary opens the report with your main answer measures, crawl readiness, the key findings and up to three actions.

Improvements

• Indexed Pages Count Toward Your Website Score — Pages on your own site that you add one by one in Improve now count toward the Website score, and so toward Overall, alongside the pages from your site audit. Each page counts once, using its newest version, and pages on other sites never count. Days before October 5 keep the old rule, and the change is marked on the trend chart.
• Client-Ready Report PDFs — Full and Audit PDFs show recommendations as cards ranked by priority, print the brand-clarity and schema write-ups in full, and list every cited domain and every named brand in appendices.
• One Name per Number in Reports — Every figure in a report has one name and a line saying what it is based on, so a per-answer average, a daily reading and a period average are never confused. Methodology shows how the report's numbers relate to each other.

Fixes

• Workspaces That Track a Subdomain — A workspace can track a subdomain such as admissions.example.edu. Its answers are now measured against the main brand (example.edu), so the subdomain's first word, like "admissions", is never counted as a mention of your brand.
• Brand Snapshot and Schema Analysis Read Cleanly — The site audit's Brand Snapshot and Schema Analysis cards no longer cut sentences at names like "example.com" or "Schema.org", skip the heading that repeats the card's title, keep each sentence's punctuation and show bold text as bold.
• Search Lenses and Perplexity — Perplexity can't run under a search lens for now, so a lens no longer adds a Perplexity run, and My Prompts says so where you pick a lens. Perplexity answers keep using Perplexity's own search.