Checking URLs one at a time never shows you the pattern. We crawl the site, audit every page we find, and roll it up into one score with the pages dragging it down listed first.
Six pages hide their prices behind JavaScript. That one pattern accounts for most of the gap.
| Page | Crawl | Speed | Content | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing | ✓ | C | — | 31 |
| /products/pro | ✓ | C | — | 38 |
| /compare | ✓ | B | ✓ | 64 |
| /blog/ai-search | ✓ | A | ✓ | 88 |
| /about | ✓ | A | ✓ | 91 |
Auditing URLs individually gives you a pile of tickets. Auditing the set tells you whether you have a content problem, a template problem, or an infrastructure problem — and those get fixed in completely different places.
“/pricing is missing a price. /products/pro is missing a price.” Two tickets, assigned to whoever owns those pages, fixed twice, and reintroduced by the next page built from the same template.
“Six pages using the product template render price client-side.” One template change, six pages fixed, and every future page built from it starts correct.
They are the same checks. What changes is how many pages they run against, and what you can conclude.
Every check against one page. The right tool when you already know which page you are worried about, or you are verifying a fix.
Paste the URLs that matter — a launch set, a campaign, a client's top pages — and get them audited together with one comparison.
We do the finding. The crawl discovers pages, audits them, and rolls the results into a site score with the worst offenders ranked first.
| Plus | Pro | Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website AuditCrawl, audit and roll up a whole site. | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pages per runHow many discovered pages one audit covers. | — | 50 | 100 |
| Audits per monthEvery page audited counts once. | 50 | 300 | 3,000 |
We crawl from your homepage and read your sitemap, so the page list is what exists rather than what you remembered.
The same checks a single audit runs — crawl access, speed, content visibility and authority — on every page found.
One site score, the pages that pulled it down listed first, and the faults that repeat across pages grouped together.
Give us a domain. You get a site score, every page audited and ranked, and the repeated faults grouped so you can fix them once.
A batch runs a list you provide. A Website Audit finds the pages for you, ranks them by how much AI visibility they are worth, and adds a site-level score and a ranked list of issues across the whole site. Use batch when you already know the exact URLs.
Discovery maps the site, then pre-selects the highest-value pages up to your plan’s limit. Pages on other subdomains are set aside by default, because they are usually somebody else’s site. The default selection is normally the right one.
Yes. Filter by page type, hide pages you have already audited, add subdomains back, or select and deselect individually. Reset to recommended puts it back.
Audit the highest-value set first, then run again for the rest. Pro covers 50 pages per run and Agency 100 — and on most sites the pages that matter for AI visibility are a small fraction of the total.
No. It runs in the background and reports appear as each page finishes, so you can start reading the first results while the rest are still going. Discovery takes longer than a single audit because it is mapping the site first.
The site-level view: one score across the audited pages, and the issues ranked across all of them so you can see that the same template is failing on thirty pages rather than reading thirty separate reports to find out.
Yes. Each page audited counts as one audit, the same as running it on its own.
Yes, as one document. The whole-site view downloads as a Site Report: the site score and verdict, the scores per dimension, an issue sheet for each problem naming the pages it affects, and a register of every page audited. On Agency you choose what goes in — whole sections, or individual issue sheets — and it carries your client’s branding. Every page in the run also produces a normal report, and those still share as a link that needs no login.
Pro and Agency. Pro audits up to 50 pages per run, Agency up to 100.