ScanMyVideo · Video intelligence scanner

Video intelligence scanner

Your video is working.
Is it working for you?

Paste any page with a video on it. We load it in a clean browser, watch the video play, and score 16 signals — how it loads, where the audience goes, what gets tracked, and whether a single viewer ever becomes a lead.

Free · no signup to run a scan · about 30 seconds

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What the scan measures

16 signals · four groups

Playback & delivery

How the video reaches a first-time viewer.

How fast the player appears, whether delivery adapts to the connection, and whether everything arrives securely — measured from real network traffic.

  1. Load speedHow quickly the player appears for a first-time visitor.
  2. Adaptive deliveryWhether delivery adjusts quality to the connection.
  3. Secure deliverySecure page, secure video, no mixed content.

Discoverability

Whether search engines and AI assistants can tell this video exists.

Structured video data for search, share previews for social, and a crawlable transcript — how a video gets itself found.

  1. Video search markupVideoObject structured data search engines can read.
  2. Share previewWhether a share of this page presents the video.
  3. Transcript on pageThe video's words as crawlable text on the page.

Audience & capture

Whether the page keeps the audience it earns, and gives it somewhere to go.

Where the video sits, who owns the viewing data, whether the player promotes other videos, and how close a viewer is to a form or a calendar.

  1. Video presenceA video player reliably renders on the page.
  2. Video placementWhether the video sits in the first screenful.
  3. Competitor recommendationsWhether the player promotes other creators' videos.
  4. Data ownershipWho holds the record of what gets watched.
  5. Capture proximityA form or next step within reach of the player.
  6. Booking pathA path from the video to your calendar.

Tracking & attribution

Whether watching the video produces any signal you can act on.

What actually fires when the video plays: view events, engagement milestones, and the browser-side pixels your campaigns depend on.

  1. View trackingWhether a play produces an event you can act on.
  2. Engagement eventsWhether watch depth is recorded in your systems.
  3. Meta pixelBrowser-side Meta pixel activity around the video.
  4. Google tagBrowser-side Google tag activity on the page.
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How it works

  1. A real browser, not a guess. The scanner opens your page the way a first-time visitor would and lets the video play.
  2. Signals, not opinions. Every one of the 16 checks is measured from the page itself — network behavior, player behavior, what fires when the video plays. If something can't be measured from your page, we don't score it.
  3. A score you can act on. The weighted score tells you whether the problem is playback, leakage, or capture — and the full report shows exactly which signals to fix first.

If it can't be measured from your page, it isn't scored.

The scanner's one rule
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Before you paste a link

Is the scan really free?
Yes. Running a scan costs nothing and needs no account. The score, verdict, and waste estimate appear on the page as soon as the scan finishes. The full 16-signal audit, with the step-by-step fix for every gap, is delivered to your email so you have a permanent copy to hand to your team.
Which page should I scan?
The page where the video actually plays: a landing page, a demo page, a sales page, a webinar replay. Scan the exact URL a visitor lands on, not just your homepage, because the scanner measures what happens on that one page.
Which video players does it recognize?
Any video that plays in a browser: YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Vidyard, players built into page builders and course platforms, and self-hosted video files. The scanner identifies the player and scores what that player does and does not let you control.
What does the scanner actually do to my page?
It opens the page in a clean browser the way a first-time visitor would, lets the video play, and records what happens: what loads, what fires, where the player sits, and what a viewer can do next. It reads the page; it never changes anything, logs in, or submits a form.
Why does the report say the scan was partial?
Some pages limit automated browsers, and some sit behind a login or a consent wall. When that happens the scanner reads what it can from the page itself and says so. Every signal it could not measure live is labeled, never guessed.
What happens after I unlock the audit?
The full report arrives by email with a link that opens it any time, on any device, plus a download as a PDF. A short series follows on fixing what the report found. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and you can stop at any time.