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What is your site #1 at?

Badgescope finds your niche and the sites you compete with, then reads every one of them the same way from the files any visitor can fetch: speed, markup, security headers, DNS, the domain's registration, colours, words — 167 measures in all. Wherever you lead, you get a badge, and the badge links to every number.

Why a badge means something

Six rules every badge passes

A niche you can see

The proof page lists every site compared and the niche words each one's own page shares. Peers are suggested by a model and kept only after a fetch.

One measurement, named

Every badge is one measure with its value, method and raw evidence: a header, a DNS record, a hex colour. Never “best” on its own.

Same minute, same reader

Every site in a check is read within the same minute under the same limits: 25 requests, 4 MB and 15 seconds each.

Ties are not wins

Two sites tied first share a joint badge that says so. Three or more tied, and nobody gets one.

Narrower, and named

If a site leads nothing in the full set, it is ranked among sites in its language, country domain or size, and the badge names that set.

Badges expire

After 30 days a badge is rechecked the next time it is shown. Lose the lead and it turns grey with the month it was last true.

What it does not measure

  • No lab speed score, no Chrome user data, no search positions and no traffic: those need APIs this tool does not call.
  • Pages are read as the server sends them, without running scripts, by a reader that names itself (GetLoopLoop Badgescope). A site that refuses it is measured on DNS, TLS, registration and name only.
  • Russian-language and Russian-hosted sites are not measured or compared.

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