SEO · Rendering and mobile · 5 credits
Mobile-First Indexing Checker: Mobile vs Desktop
Find content, links and markup missing from the mobile version of a page, which is the version Google indexes.
Mobile Parity Checker 1.0.0 · price a33-v1 · retrieved at run time · Run it from an AI agent
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What the Mobile Parity Checker checks
Fetch a page as a phone and as a desktop and compare what Google's mobile-first indexing sees: content, headings, structured data, title, description, robots, canonical, links, images, hreflang and the viewport.
- Content and headings on mobile and desktop
- Structured data, title, description, robots and canonical
- Links, images and hreflang
- The viewport tag
What it does not do
- Rendering JavaScript
- Measuring mobile speed (use the Core Web Vitals Snapshot)
- Visual layout or tap-target checks
Questions about the Mobile Parity Checker
- What is mobile-first indexing?
- Google crawls and indexes pages with its smartphone crawler, so the mobile version of a page is the one that counts. Content, links or markup that appear only on desktop are left out.
- Does it render JavaScript?
- No. It compares the HTML each version returns. For differences that appear after JavaScript runs, use AI Crawler View.
- Does it measure mobile speed?
- No. Use the Core Web Vitals Snapshot for speed.
- How much does the Mobile Parity Checker cost?
- 5 credits per run, shown before the run starts. An AI agent can run the same tool over the REST API or MCP with a workspace API key.









