Free For local businesses · Latino first
Can customers find you on Google and ChatGPT? In English and Spanish.
Enter your website and in one minute you get a score from 0 to 100 and a list of what to fix first, in plain words.
- No signup, no email
- Results in 1 minute
- Report in English and Spanish
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5 areas that decide whether a customer finds you, or finds your competitor
Tap each area to see what we look at and why it matters to your business.
Mobile and speed
Most of your customers look you up on their phone. If your site is slow or looks wrong on a small screen, they move on to the next result.
- Secure connection (HTTPS)
- Mobile-friendly layout
- Response time
- Page weight and scripts
Truly bilingual
A "translate" button is not the same as having Spanish pages. Google does not see those automatic translations, so people searching in Spanish do not find you.
- Real pages in Spanish and English
- hreflang tags for each language
- Declared page language
- Automatic translators detected
Google basics
What Google reads first decides how it shows you. A good title and description are your storefront in search results.
- Title and description for Google
- Main heading (H1)
- Sitemap
- Images with descriptions
Business data
Name, address, phone and hours in a format Google, Maps and AI understand. That is how you show up when someone searches "near me".
- Business profile in code (LocalBusiness schema)
- Tap-to-call button
- Google Maps directions link
- Consistent phone number
AI findability
More and more people ask ChatGPT or Google "where can I...?" instead of searching. If AI cannot read your site, it will not recommend you.
- Access for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google
- Text readable without JavaScript
- FAQs
- llms.txt file
From "I don't know what's wrong" to a clear list, in 3 steps
- 01
Enter your site
Just the address, for example yourbusiness.com. No signup, no email, no card.
- 02
Get your score
A number from 0 to 100 and how you do in each of the 5 areas, in English and Spanish.
- 03
Fix what is urgent
The list goes from most to least urgent, with how to fix each item in plain words.
Your customers don't just search anymore. They ask AI.
And many of them do it in Spanish. If your site is not ready for both, you are missing customers who were already looking for you.
AI recommends what it can read
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google build their answers from what they find on the web. If your site shuts them out or your details are unclear, they recommend someone else.
Customers search in their language
Some customers search in English, others in Spanish. With real pages in both languages, Google shows each one the right version. With an automatic translator, it does not.
US employer businesses are Hispanic-owned.
growth in the number of Latino-owned businesses from 2018 to 2023.
in annual sales from those Hispanic-owned businesses.
Latino first, not only Latino. Useful for any local business.
Rather have someone fix it?
ALMONTE HUB fixes it for you and sends you every month what Google brought you.
What people ask us most
Does it cost anything?
No. The check is free and needs no signup or email.
Is it a full audit?
No. It reviews your home page and the most important things in 5 areas. It is a starting point to know what to fix first.
Does it work if my site is on Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy or WordPress?
Yes. It checks any public website, no matter how it was built.
What does truly bilingual mean?
Having real pages in Spanish and English, each with its own address, that Google can read and show. An automatic translate button does not count, because Google does not see those translations.
How do you know if AI can find my business?
We check whether your site lets in the ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google crawlers, whether it has text readable without JavaScript, business data as schema, FAQs and an llms.txt file.
Do you store my data?
Only the address checked and the score, to improve the tool and for general statistics. We never ask for your name or email.
Who is behind this?
ALMONTE HUB, a North Jersey studio that builds bilingual websites for Latino businesses.
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