DR84Ahrefs DR: 84/100. Top 25%. Measured by Ahrefs. Median 44.eDR100Effective DR: 100/100. Top 25%. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 68.Agent44Agent Readiness: 44/100. Above median. Measured by StartupHub.ai. Median 41.Speed42Site Speed: 42/100. Bottom 25%. Measured by Google PageSpeed. Median 62.
StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Royal Marines (UK) is 95 out of 100, a trusted rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.
Our own read on real cross-surface visibility rather than raw backlink authority. A site can carry a high Domain Rating and still be invisible where people actually look, which is what this measures.
Our own read on real cross-surface visibility rather than raw backlink authority. A site can carry a high Domain Rating and still be invisible where people actually look, which is what this measures.
How well an AI agent can read and use this site: structured data, clean markup, and whether key facts are reachable without running JavaScript. We scan the live site.
How well an AI agent can read and use this site: structured data, clean markup, and whether key facts are reachable without running JavaScript. We scan the live site.
Whether this company is a safe place to put your data: security posture, privacy signals, and reputation evidence we could verify.
Whether this company is a safe place to put your data: security posture, privacy signals, and reputation evidence we could verify.
API & MCP SecurityMeasured by StartupHub.ai
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What this company’s API or MCP server gives an anonymous stranger: transport, whether anything answers without credentials, CORS, response headers and, when an MCP server replies, which of its tools can be called with no key. Scanned live, on request, because a security verdict months old is worse than none.
What this company’s API or MCP server gives an anonymous stranger: transport, whether anything answers without credentials, CORS, response headers and, when an MCP server replies, which of its tools can be called with no key. Scanned live, on request, because a security verdict months old is worse than none.