Find every technical and on-page issue costing you rankings.

There is no subscription. A full six-category site audit costs 202 credits, and you are only charged when a run produces a result — a failed run returns the hold automatically. The 500 credits you get on signup cover 2 runs. Credits do not expire.

Six areas. Technical SEO covers crawlability and indexation signals. On-Page SEO covers titles, meta descriptions, headings, and internal structure. Performance covers load and rendering bottlenecks. Mobile SEO covers small-screen usability. Security covers HTTPS and transport-level configuration. Content & E-E-A-T assesses the experience, expertise, authority, and trust signals Google's quality guidelines describe.

Lighthouse is excellent at performance and accessibility but says little about SEO strategy — it will not tell you whether your content demonstrates expertise, whether your internal linking supports the page, or whether your indexation signals conflict. Site Audit covers the performance dimension and adds the technical, on-page, and content-quality dimensions in the same pass, then ranks everything by severity.

Because a single blended score hides the diagnosis. A page can be fast, secure, and mobile-perfect while failing completely on content depth — one aggregate number would read as "mostly fine" and point you at the wrong work. Six independent scores tell you which discipline owns the fix, which usually means which team owns it too.

The audit is run against the URL you supply, and page-level auditing is the fastest way to diagnose a specific template or a page that is underperforming. Because most issues are template-level, auditing one representative page per template typically surfaces the problems affecting every page built from it.

Findings are ranked so the issues that genuinely affect whether a page can be crawled, indexed, or trusted appear above minor best-practice notes. The intent is that you can work top-down and stop when you run out of time, confident you handled the things that actually mattered.

Yes, inside a project. Audits run against a selected project are stored with their scores and findings so you can compare a page before and after a fix, evidence improvement to a client or a stakeholder, and see whether a regression crept back in after a release.

A clean audit means nothing is actively blocking you — it does not mean you have earned the position. Ranking is competitive, so the next questions are which pages search keeps retrieving for your topic and what those pages do that yours does not. AI Search Visibility maps that retrieval surface, and Competitor Benchmarking compares your domain against the sites currently occupying it.