Is your website ready for overseas buyers?
Enter your website. We check 10 areas the way an overseas buyer would: can they tell what you sell, trust you, ask for a quote, and can Google and AI find you.
Automated first pass, not a full audit. We read public pages only; no account access is needed.
Overseas acquisition readiness
–/100
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Get free improvement adviceWhat we check, and what each is worth
The checker reads your home page, contact, about and product pages, one product detail page, robots.txt and the sitemap. If the home page is mainly Chinese and links an English version, we check the English version, because that is what overseas buyers see.
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14 points
Offer and target buyer
Whether the home page title, description and first screen say what you sell and to whom (OEM, wholesale, brands), with a link to products.
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14 points
Enquiry / RFQ path
Enquiry form, quote button, email, WhatsApp or international phone, contact page.
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12 points
Trust signals
HTTPS, about page, certification claims, cases or testimonials, founding year, company address.
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10 points
English and localization
Chinese text left on English pages, language declaration, contact methods overseas buyers use.
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10 points
Product information
Product and detail pages, with specifications, materials, MOQ or lead time.
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10 points
Search engine basics
Indexable, sitemap, titles, descriptions and H1s, canonical URLs.
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8 points
Conversion
Quote or buy buttons on home and product pages, terms (MOQ, lead time, price), a reply-time promise.
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8 points
Tracking
Google Analytics, Tag Manager and ad pixels in the page HTML. Tags loaded by a separate script or after consent are marked Not verified.
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8 points
AI search technical readiness
From the AI search readiness check: 80 or more is good, 55 to 79 needs work.
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6 points
Target markets
Whether the site names the countries or regions you serve.
Anything that could not be read or confirmed from outside is marked Not verified and left out of the score. Certifications and similar items mean claimed on the page, not verified.
Questions
Why did a famous brand score low?
The score reflects only what we can read on the website, not brand fame or sales. Big brand sites often load content with JavaScript or block automated visits, so those items are marked Not verified. Also check the site type at the top of the result: if we got it wrong, switch between the B2B and online-store standards with one click.
How is this different from the free acquisition diagnosis?
This check is automated, takes seconds and looks only at the website. The free diagnosis is done by hand and also looks at your product, search presence and channels; we usually reply within 2 working days.
Why check the English version?
Overseas buyers find your English pages through Google. If your home page is mainly Chinese and links an English version, we check that version and say so in the result.
How accurate is it?
It reflects only what we can read in the public pages' HTML. Content loaded later by JavaScript, pages behind a login and pages blocked by a firewall are invisible to us and are marked Not verified. It is good for spotting obvious gaps, not a replacement for a full audit.
Can we check the same site again?
Results for a domain are reused for 24 hours. After you change your site, check again the next day to see the difference.
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