Paste your church website address and get a 0 to 100 score for how well it's set up to be found on Google, Google Maps and AI assistants like ChatGPT, with the three fixes that matter most and plain-language steps for each.
The check looks at the things people searching for a church need: service times written as text, your address and a map, a Plan a Visit page, an About or Beliefs page, structured data that tells Google what kind of place you are, a link to your Google Business Profile, and whether AI crawlers can read the site. It also covers the basics: page titles, descriptions, mobile setup, HTTPS, robots.txt and a sitemap.
Ask whether your church qualifies for the Google Ad Grant and you'll get an honest read against Google's own published rules, including the one most churches miss: being tax-exempt by default is not the same as IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) status. Christian schools learn why they're excluded and how a separate foundation can qualify.
Made for pastors, church administrators and communications volunteers, and for Messianic congregations, ministries and nonprofits too. Read-only: it fetches your public website and nothing else. No account, no email required.
Limits: the checker reads what a crawler can read, so sites that render only in the browser score low on readability. Ad Grant answers are our reading of Google's rules, not a promise of approval.