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Site health
84/100
Why this score
Site checks80
half of the score
Speed95
a third of the score
Being found75
a fifth of the score
The fastest points are in being found. You are on the right track.
Can AI read you?
How easily AI tools can read and understand this site.
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What the AI platforms say about you
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GPT
PlanetScale is a hosted, MySQL‑compatible, serverless database platform built on Vitess that provides scalable, managed database services and developer-friendly features like branching and non-blocking schema changes.
neutralgot it wrong
Claims your site contradicts:
- Implies exclusive MySQL/Vitess focus by describing only MySQL-compatible Vitess hosting and omitting the site's stated Postgres hosting.
Claude
PlanetScale is a serverless MySQL-compatible database platform that offers branching, automatic scaling, and managed hosting built on Vitess technology.
neutralgot it wrong
Claims your site contradicts:
- Implies exclusive MySQL/Vitess focus by describing only MySQL-compatible Vitess hosting and omitting the site's stated Postgres hosting.
Grok
PlanetScale is a serverless database platform offering scalable MySQL-compatible databases built on Vitess.
positivegot it wrong
Claims your site contradicts:
- Implies exclusive MySQL/Vitess focus by describing only MySQL-compatible Vitess hosting and omitting the site's stated Postgres hosting.
Gemini
PlanetScale is a serverless database platform that provides a scalable and highly available MySQL-compatible database service.
positivegot it wrong
Claims your site contradicts:
- Implies exclusive MySQL/Vitess focus by describing only MySQL-compatible MySQL service and omitting the site's stated Postgres hosting.
Who AI recommends instead
The brands AI platforms suggest in this one's place.
| Brand | AI mentions | Best rank |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon RDS | 4 | #1 |
| Google Cloud SQL | 4 | #2 |
| MongoDB Atlas | 3 | #4 |
| DigitalOcean Managed Databases | 2 | #5 |
| Amazon Aurora | 1 | #2 |
| Microsoft Azure Database | 1 | #3 |
| Azure SQL Database | 1 | #3 |
| Azure Database (for PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQL Server) | 1 | #3 |
Planetscale appears in 3 of 4 answers.
Speed and stability
95
of 100 on a phone
Largest paint1.2s
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Responsiveness97ms
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Everything we noticed
What stands out from this scan, worst first.
Your site skips 2 of the 3 security protections browsers look for
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The title on your home page is too long to fit in search results
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