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Paste any URL and get an instant A–F grade for how ready your website is for the Arabic web — RTL, hreflang, fonts, SEO and sharing — with a fix plan for every issue.
Mi'yar runs 23 checks across four areas: Arabic & RTL readiness (language, direction, hreflang, Arabic fonts and content), SEO essentials (title, description, headings, indexing), social sharing (Open Graph and Twitter cards), and technical health (HTTPS, page weight, response time). Each area gets its own sub-score.
No. We fetch only the public HTML of the page you enter, grade it in your browser, and store nothing on our servers. Your result exists only inside the share link you choose to copy — there's no database and no tracking of what you scanned.
The GCC is a majority-Arabic market, and most websites are still English-only with broken right-to-left layouts. A site that renders Arabic properly — correct direction, real Arabic fonts, and language targeting — reaches far more customers and looks credible to local buyers. It's the single biggest gap we see in the region.
Not unfair, just honest. Your overall grade rewards good engineering, so a well-built English site still scores well on SEO, social and technical health. The Arabic sub-score simply shows the opportunity you're leaving on the table in the Gulf market — it's a roadmap, not a punishment. And if Arabic isn't your market, switch to the General SEO grade toggle to score only the universal checks.
Every failing check comes with a plain-language fix and the Trustive Tech service that addresses it. You can implement them yourself, or hit “Get your fix plan” and we'll turn your scorecard into a scoped, no-obligation plan to get your site to an A.