(Arabic & GEO Radar) · Free · Results in a minute
Many business websites in the UAE and Saudi Arabia show an Arabic button that Google and AI crawlers can't see. Enter your website, your industry and your city: we check what a crawler actually reads in Arabic and in English — language, direction, hreflang — plus your SEO, your speed, and whether AI recommends you.
(What we check)
A real Arabic version
The Arabic text has to be in the HTML the server delivers, on its own URL. A translate button that works in JavaScript doesn't count: crawlers and AI engines read the page without running it.
lang="ar" and dir="rtl"
They tell browsers, screen readers and search engines that the page is Arabic and reads right to left. Many Arabic pages declare neither.
hreflang between Arabic and English
It tells Google which version to show each visitor. Without it, the wrong language can rank for the wrong person.
Its own title on each version
If the Arabic page repeats the English title, it has nothing to rank for in Arabic searches.
SEO, speed and AI visibility
The same checks as the general GEO Radar: structured data, AI crawler access, llms.txt, mobile speed, and whether an AI assistant names your brand.
We read only what your server delivers publicly, from Buenos Aires, without logging in. This is a technical check, not a translation review: it can't judge the quality of the Arabic itself — that needs a native speaker. How we work with businesses in the Gulf →