QA Spider
Audit my site

Free website audit: see what is broken. Then fix it with one prompt on Solo.

We check security, SEO, email spoofing, AI visibility and speed in a real browser. Findings are free; Solo ($12/mo) adds the prompt that fixes them.

QA Spider crawls your site in a real browser — more pages on a paid plan — and flags what could cost you: leaky security headers, an email domain anyone can spoof, weak SEO, AI assistants that cannot read you, thin accessibility and slow real-user speed. The audit and its findings are free; Solo ($12/mo) adds a prompt you paste straight into Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT to fix each one.

Free, no card. The report is ready in a few minutes; we only read public pages and change nothing. You sign in with an email code first.

See every check the audit runs

Sample report, not a real siteexample.com · 13 findings
Strict-Transport-Security header is missingHigh · Security

A returning visitor can be moved to plain HTTP on a shared network, where session cookies can be read.

Add a Strict-Transport-Security header to every response…
DMARC policy is p=noneHigh · Email spoofing

Anyone can send email that looks like it comes from your domain, and receivers are told to deliver it.

3 form fields have no labelMedium · Accessibility

Screen readers announce these fields as “edit text” with no name.

Homepage title is too long for search resultsMedium · Search
How AI describes youAI visibility · answers on Pro

ChatGPTDoes not recognize example.com

ClaudeDoes not recognize example.com

AI search crawlersAllowed by robots.txt

Your homepage does not say who you are in a form assistants read. The fix prompt adds it.

9 more findings, with full fix prompts, unlock with Solo

Not checked: sign-in flow (no test account given). Never counted as passed.

More customers reach you, for the least work

Sites lose customers quietly: people cannot find you in Google or in AI answers, a page breaks, it loads too slowly, or someone sends email in your name. QA Spider finds those leaks for free, hands you the fix on a plan, and it is built to give you the most for the least: more of what you get and how sure you can be, less time and less work.

We raise: What you get

Fewer customers lost on the way

More of the people who look for you find you in Google and AI answers, can use the site, get pages that load fast and email they can trust. What stands in the way is ranked by what to fix first.

We raise: How sure you can be

Evidence, not a score

Every finding shows what we saw on your page and why it matters. What we could not check is marked not checked, never passed. We ran it on qaspider.com first and fixed what it found.

= what it is worth to you

We cut: How long it takes

A few minutes

The report is on screen in a few minutes, with a copy in your inbox. No call to book and no audit to wait weeks for.

We cut: What it asks of you

Three short steps, then one paste per fix

Type your address, create an account and enter the code we email you. Nothing to install and no access to anything: public pages, read-only. With Solo, each fix is one prompt you paste into Cursor, Claude or ChatGPT.

What you do

3 steps

  1. Type your address
  2. Create an account
  3. Enter the code from your email

Then one paste per fix.

What QA Spider does

21 checks in 5 areas

Then it ranks what it found by what to fix first and, on a plan, writes a fix prompt for each finding.

You take 3 steps; the audit runs 21 checks across 5 areas (1 of them on Pro). One square is one step or one check.

Free to start, no card. The free audit shows the summary and your first findings. Solo ($12/mo) opens every finding with its full fix prompt.

What the report tells you

Every finding says what it is and what it costs you; how to fix each one comes with Solo. Anything we could not check is listed as not checked, never as passed.

Is it safe?

Security headers, cookies, DMARC and SPF (can someone send email as you?), certificate, Google Safe Browsing.

Does it work?

Pages that fail, broken links, console errors, missing pages that answer 200 instead of 404.

Can people find it?

Titles, descriptions, canonicals, structured data and sitemap.

Can AI answer about you?

Whether the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude may read your site, and whether your homepage says who you are in a form they read. On Pro, what ChatGPT and Claude actually say about you.

Can everyone use it?

Alt text, form labels, zoom on phones, page language.

Is it fast?

Real-user speed from Chrome (CrUX) and Lighthouse lab scores.

We ran it on qaspider.com first. It found missing security headers, unlabelled form fields and lists that screen readers read as plain text. We fixed each.

How it works

  1. The spider scans a web page and pins three things to fix on it.

    Enter your URL, the spider reads it

    Any public website: a shop, a landing page, a SaaS app. Nothing to install. Sign in with an email code and the report lands in your inbox in a few minutes.

  2. A finding's fix prompt is copied into an AI coding tool, two lines of code change, and the finding is marked fixed.

    Fix what matters

    Each finding comes with a prompt for your own AI tool. Free shows your first 4 findings. Solo unlocks the rest.

It only reads. It never submits a form or changes anything. It signs in only if you give it a test account.

It asks first. It identifies itself and stops if your robots.txt says no.

It keeps little. Your address and the report, deleted on request.

Every finding, caught

The spider walks your site the way it walks this web, strand by strand, and stops at each problem it finds. These four come from the sample report at the top of the page.

  1. HSTS header is missingHigh · Security
  2. DMARC policy is p=noneHigh · Email spoofing
  3. Labels missing on 3 form fieldsMedium · Accessibility
  4. Title too long for search resultsFixed with its prompt

Sample findings, not a real site. The last one is shown after its fix prompt was used.

HSTSDMARCLabelsTitle

After the audit, get found

Connect Google Search Console (read-only) and Boost SEO tells you what to do first, then whether it worked.

  • Do this first: one ranked list, not seven tabs.
  • See why pages are not indexed, in plain words.
  • Find searches where you are almost on page 1.
  • Get internal-link suggestions and writing plans for new pages.
  • Compare before and after for every fix you make.
  • See how ChatGPT and Claude describe you.

Read-only. We never change your site or Search Console. We promise no rankings.

See Boost SEOIncluded in Pro ($29/mo)

Need it on every deploy?

For product teams: autonomous UI and API tests that run on every deploy, file bugs where your team already works and tell you in chat.

Files bugs into

JiraClickUpGitHub IssuesLinearAzure DevOps

Alerts in

SlackDiscordTelegram

AI triage decides flaky test or real bug. Filing waits for your approval.

Start free. Pay when you want the full report.

Free shows what is broken. Solo ($12/mo) shows how to fix all of it. Pro ($29/mo) adds Boost SEO and an audit that runs itself every week.

Free

$0

See what is broken.

What you get:

  • 1 audit: of up to 20 pages in a real browser: security, SEO, accessibility, speed
  • The first 4 findings: on screen and in your inbox. How to fix them comes with Solo
  • A test plan: for 1 project, drafted by AI, with free tests you run on demand
  • MCP: connect Cursor, Claude Code, Codex or any MCP client to your findings
Audit my site

Solo

$12/mo

Fix everything, not just the first four.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Every finding: nothing blurred, including audits you ran before you subscribed
  • The full fix prompt: one paste into your AI coding tool fixes every issue, most important first
  • 1 audit a week: you run it when you choose
  • 40 pages per audit: instead of 20
Choose Solo

Pro

$29/mo

Get found in search, and check it worked.

Everything in Solo, plus:

  • Boost SEO: connect your Google Search Console: the one thing to fix first, indexing, content ideas, before/after results (one site)
  • AI answers: what ChatGPT and Claude say about your site
  • Weekly auto-audit: we re-audit your site every week and email you the report
  • Daily site watch: an email only when your homepage goes down, hides from Google or its certificate fails
  • 60 pages per audit: instead of 40
  • 1,000 testing credits a month: for one project: run the generated suite, pick and save tests, generate and edit them, top up any time

Testing on Pro is on demand. Scheduled runs, bug-tracker filing and chat alerts are Enterprise.

Choose Pro

Enterprise

Let's talk

Testing for your whole team.

Everything in Pro, plus:

  • Team invites: everyone works in one shared workspace
  • Scheduled runs: at the hours you choose
  • Bugs to your tracker: Jira, Azure DevOps, ClickUp, GitHub Issues or Linear, with alerts to Slack, Discord or Telegram
  • AI failure triage: tells a flaky test from a real bug, with root cause from your repository (read-only)
  • Live recording: in a cloud browser, set up with us
  • Unlimited projects: and 2,000 testing credits a month to start
  • 80+ pages per audit: sized to your site once we talk
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Prices in USD, per organisation, per month. Free needs no card. Solo and Pro are billed monthly by card through Stripe; cancel any time. Compare all plans

Questions people ask

What does the free audit check?

The free audit reads up to 20 pages of your site in a real browser. It checks security headers, cookies, whether your email domain can be spoofed (DMARC and SPF), your certificate, Google Safe Browsing status, titles, descriptions, canonicals, structured data, your sitemap, accessibility basics, real-user speed from Chrome, Lighthouse scores and broken links. Paid plans read more pages per audit.

Why do I need an account?

Every audit costs us a real crawl and a few speed lookups, so it runs for a person, not an anonymous click. You sign in with an email code or a social login and the audit starts straight away.

What do I get for free, and what does Solo add?

Free gives you the full run, the summary and your first 4 findings. Solo ($12/mo) unlocks every finding with its full fix prompt, including on the audits you ran before you subscribed, and reads up to 40 pages per audit.

Is it safe to run on my live site?

Yes. The audit only reads: it never submits a form or changes anything, and signs in only if you give it a test account. If your robots.txt refuses automated access, it stops and says so.

What do you keep?

Your email address and the report, so we can send it to you and you can open it again. We do not add you to a mailing list. To delete both, reply to the report email or write to [email protected].

How is this different from Lighthouse or an AI page review?

Lighthouse measures one page in a lab, and AI page reviews read your copy. The audit also reads what your server sends (headers), the DNS records that decide whether someone can send email as you, whether missing pages wrongly answer 200, and real-user speed. Every check is listed, including the ones we could not run.

What is Boost SEO?

Boost SEO is a Pro feature for site owners. Connect Google Search Console (read-only) and it tells you what to fix first, why pages are not indexed, where you are almost on page 1, and whether your changes worked.

Do you promise rankings?

No. Boost SEO is read-only and shows what Google reports. After a fix we say a position “moved after you changed it”, never “because of”. We never send your Search Console data to an AI model.

What is in Pro’s 1,000 testing credits?

Pro includes 1,000 testing credits a month for running and generating tests. Run generated tests on demand, pick which ones to run, save suites, generate a test from a description, or edit one visually. Scheduling, tracker filing, chat alerts and AI triage are part of Enterprise.

Can you test my app on every deploy?

Yes, that is the Enterprise plan: autonomous UI and API tests, bugs filed to your tracker and alerts in chat. See “For teams”, or connect with us.

Find out what is broken.

Give the spider your URL. Free, a few minutes.

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