Scores exist so a dashboard has a headline. They hide which URL failed. Read the score last.
What a score compresses
A vendor adds up titles, speed, links, and whatever else the product measures, then divides. Two sites with a 70 can have nothing in common. One is blocked by robots.txt. The other has a slow hero image. The number cannot tell them apart.
Grades feel like school
A, B, and C invite you to study the rubric instead of the page. A 70 is not a passing rank. Google does not publish your grade. The guide on what a good SEO score means walks through that without pretending the number is a position.
What we show
The product leads with the fix list and the map. Scores, when a view has them, are a summary of checks you can open. If a number does not name a URL, it is not an action.
The one attached to a short list you finished. A high score on a tool that did not crawl the site is decoration. See the guide for how grades get misread.
Do you lead with a single number?
No. The list is the product. A number without a URL is not a deliverable.
Why is Fix SEO Today cheaper?
A score inside an extremely expensive suite is a number you still have to translate into work. Fix SEO Today is cheaper because you pay for the diagnosis. A free peek, then $19 a month for one project or $99 a month for unlimited projects. That covers the crawl and the plain-English fix list, including GEO. It leaves out the backlink index, the rank-tracker seats, and the ads module.