Be Cited

Do the answer engines use it when they answer?

Be Effective

Did any of it produce something the business counts?

Across all four

The four buckets as four tabs, and the one place where work is done rather than observed: a baseline the day a page is added, a verification step, and an after-reading of what moved.

AI Command Center
A department platform, not a seat

Every role works from the same data and the same four questions, so the CMO and the analyst are always looking at the same number.

Free · no account

Find out what’s actually wrong with your page.

207 SEO checks and 88 accessibility rules, run on your page as a real browser renders it. Every finding names the problem and the exact fix.

We send the report to this address so you can close the tab. Nothing else.

Free, and it stays free. No account, no card, no sales call attached.

What comes back

A punch list, not a percentage.

Most free audits hand you a number and leave the thinking to you. This one names each problem in plain language and tells you exactly what to change.

What is broken, precisely.

Each finding states the failure as a sentence you can act on, and shows the specific elements on your page it applies to — not a category, the actual offending item.

What to do about it.

Every finding carries one imperative fix. No “consider reviewing”. The instruction is the deliverable — the report is a to-do list, not a diagnosis you still have to decode.

The page as it really renders.

We load it in a real browser with JavaScript on, the way Google does, so problems that only appear after the page loads are not missed.

A score you can argue with.

Passed, failed and not-applicable are counted separately, and anything we could not measure is reported as unmeasured rather than quietly passed.

The honest part

What this audit does not tell you.

A clean audit is like passing a vehicle inspection — the page is roadworthy. It does not promise the page will rank. That also comes down to how well the content matches what searchers want, and how trusted the site is, and this audit measures neither. The 88 accessibility rules are WCAG findings, not Google ranking factors: they widen who can use the page, and only some of them touch search directly. We report them separately for that reason.