What it measures

  1. The Score

    How likely the internet is to be right about your company, across the claims and surfaces that matter.

  2. Evidence Coverage

    How much of your company could actually be checked. A high Score on thin coverage is a smaller claim than it looks.

  3. Material findings

    The specific things that are wrong, missing or contradicted, each traced to the source carrying it.

The three realities behind it

The Score is built on the Digital Reality Gap, an open framework PageRadar developed. It compares three versions of a company.

  1. Business Reality

    What the company actually is.

  2. Stated Reality

    What the company says.

  3. Internet Reality

    What search engines, AI systems and customers find.

The Digital Reality Gap is the distance between the three. Most companies have never measured it.

What a low Score usually means

  • Something changed, and the sources that describe you did not.
  • The market files you under the category you used to be in.
  • The claims you make are true, and nothing independent confirms them.
  • Two versions of your company exist, and search picked one.

What PageRadar does about it

  1. Investigate

    A Digital Reality Audit traces each wrong or missing claim to the source that carries it, and says which ones are worth correcting.

  2. Correct

    Profile updates, structured data, Wikidata and the third-party sources that matter. We make many of these changes ourselves.

  3. Keep it current

    The internet keeps moving after the corrections land, which is what advisory and monitoring are for.

Start with the Score.

It costs nothing, it takes a domain, and it tells you whether there is anything here worth our time.