Site Audit
A real crawler walks your site page by page — the way Google does — and brings back everything that hurts rankings: broken links, redirect chains, duplicate titles, missing meta tags, thin content, plus Lighthouse scores for your homepage. One report, six tabs, zero guesswork.
A crawl in progress
The crawler visits your pages exactly like a search engine, flagging issues as it goes. Red cards end up in the report.
Technical debt ranks against you
Broken links, redirect chains and duplicate titles accumulate silently — you learn about them from a ranking dip.
Classic desktop crawlers want licenses and setup; SaaS suites want $100+/month for a crawl you need quarterly.
A 10,000-row export nobody opens is not an audit. You need issues grouped, counted and prioritized.
A real crawl, a readable report
Follows internal links page by page, up to 500 pages, with optional JavaScript rendering for SPA sites.
Health score, broken links, redirect chains, duplicates, meta issues, Lighthouse vitals — each exportable.
Google Lighthouse runs on your homepage: performance, SEO, accessibility and best-practices scores.
Budget refunded for pages the crawler did not find; full refund if a site blocks crawling entirely.
How to audit a website?
Pay per page, not per month
- 2 credits per page (x3 with JavaScript rendering)
- 100-page audit ≈ 200 credits, finished in 2-5 minutes
- Unused page budget is refunded automatically
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Six report areas: overall on-page health score and site facts (SSL, server, indexability); broken internal and outbound links; redirect chains that waste crawl budget; pages sharing duplicate titles or descriptions; per-page meta issues (missing titles, H1s, descriptions, thin content, error pages); and Google Lighthouse scores with Core Web Vitals for the homepage.
You choose a page budget (10-500) and pay 2 credits per page up front — with JavaScript rendering it is 6, since headless browsing costs more. If the crawler finds fewer pages than you budgeted, the difference comes back automatically. If a site blocks the crawler entirely, you get a full refund and an honest explanation instead of an empty report.
Only for sites where content appears after scripts run — single-page apps built with React, Vue, Angular and similar. Classic WordPress, Shopify or server-rendered sites audit perfectly without it, at a third of the price.
A typical 100-page site finishes in 2-5 minutes. Large 500-page crawls can take a quarter of an hour depending on how fast the target server responds. The audit runs server-side — close the tab, come back, the report will be waiting.