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The Alesta Web area separates public website evidence into four tabs: SEO, GEO, Programmatic, and Backlinks. Read each tab as a scoped view with its own source, state, and availability boundary.
The free domain baseline does not collect backlinks, ranked keywords, competitor keyword gaps, or observed AI mentions. A visible tab can be locked or conditional. The state shown in the workspace and the current Billing catalog are the source of truth for access.

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Choose the right Web analysis guide

SEO analysis

Compare mobile and desktop lab diagnostics, eligible field data, SEO health, crawl findings, and conditional organic-search panels.

GEO and AI visibility

Keep observed AI mentions separate from readiness analysis and understand the plan and provider boundaries.

Programmatic analysis

Inspect the measured page payload, headings, metadata relevance, resources, timing, and social tags.

Backlink analysis

Read referring-domain, anchor, inventory, trend, and risk-watch evidence without treating unavailable data as zero.

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What each tab answers

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Read every panel in the same order

  1. Confirm the selected workspace, Web tab, and subtab.
  2. Read the panel state before reading a number.
  3. Identify the source, device, page scope, date, and reporting window.
  4. Preserve any caveat or unavailable reason with the result.
  5. Compare only values with compatible scopes.
  6. Open the related guide before turning a finding into an action.
The line above the tabs shows when the baseline last completed or whether it is still running. Individual panels can become ready at different times, so a ready mobile row beside a running desktop row is valid.

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Do not collapse unlike evidence

  • A PageSpeed score is controlled lab evidence, not Core Web Vitals field data.
  • A readiness signal is analysis, not an observed AI mention.
  • A missing Programmatic subsection is absent evidence, not a passing check.
  • An unavailable backlink provider result is not zero referring domains.
  • A plan lock describes access, not website quality.
Use evidence and data states when a result is partial, unavailable, or not measured. Use locked and unavailable actions when the product presents an upgrade, role, credit, or capability gate.

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References

Last modified on August 30, 2026