We measure the site you actually have, not just its front door
A scan without discovery sees one page. Discovery walks your sitemap, groups every URL into the templates that generate them, and the scan then measures the pages your visitors actually land on.
Discovery, once
Discovery reads your sitemap and your pages, clusters thousands of URLs into their templates, names each template for what it is, and ranks how much each one matters. It runs once, not per scan: which pages a site has is a question that gets settled, then kept current.
Templates, because a shop is not 10,000 pages
A product catalogue is one kind of page rendered thousands of times. Measuring one representative per template is what makes measuring the whole site honest and affordable at once, and the page list says how many URLs each template stands for.
Origin checks and page checks, split on purpose
21 checks run once against your origin, because they read fixed documents off the root. 5 more run against every measured page, because a byline or a structured-data block lives on a page, not on a domain. Every measured page carries its own score in the report.
You decide what counts
Every template can be included or excluded, and exclusion is not cosmetic: what you exclude is left out of the measurement, out of the generated llms.txt, and out of what an agent is told your site is about. The map the product publishes for you is the map you approved.