That line is on our seal because it is the whole job. Not a score. The specific thing standing between your site and the people looking for it.
Search engines, real browsers and AI assistants each judge your site differently. Measuring only one of them is how sites quietly lose traffic.
Every finding points at a page and a change. If we can't say what to do about it, it doesn't belong in the report.
Freelancers, in-house marketers and agencies all use the same workspace — with exports that survive leaving us.
Search stopped being one box a while ago. A customer might find you through Google, or through an AI answer that never shows a link, or through a review page that ranks above your own homepage. Most audit tools still look at exactly one of those.
So we built the one we wanted: a crawler, a Core Web Vitals monitor, a rank tracker, an AI-answer tracker and a review monitor that all run against the same site, on the same schedule, and end in a single ordered list of what to fix first.
The test we hold it to: could you hand the output straight to a developer and have them start working?
Six passes over the same site, in one run.
Every reachable page, plus the ones nothing links to.
LCP, CLS, INP — from lab tests and from real Chrome users.
Certificate, headers, mixed content, Safe Browsing.
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews name you.
What people say about you where buyers look first.
Keywords, backlinks and who outranks you on them.
SEO, AI Visibility, Content Studio, Reputation and the action plan ship on Starter. Paying more buys more sites, more credits and more history — never a feature that was being withheld.
A number out of 100 tells you how you did. It does not tell you what to open. Everything we report points at a URL and the rule it breaks.
PDF and Excel exports on every plan, from the first day of the trial. Nothing we hold is hostage to a renewal.
Hand a client a finished PDF instead of a spreadsheet you spent the evening assembling. One site on Starter is enough to run a paid audit.
Twenty sites, three seats, and a year of history in one account — so a client asking "was this already broken in March?" is a question you can answer.
The report your developers will act on, because every finding names the URL, the rule it breaks and the fix — not a score out of a hundred.
Run it against staging before the release, not after the traffic drops. Broken links, redirect chains and missing canonicals surface in minutes.
Search is splitting in two. One side still shows links; the other answers without them. Our roadmap follows that split: deeper AI-answer coverage, more sources tracked, and faster turnaround from finding to shipped fix.