What the free website audit checks
The spider requests each page the way a browser does: it reads the headers your server sends, checks the DNS records behind your domain, follows every link and pulls real-user speed from Chrome. Every check gets a verdict: passed, failed, or not checked when we could not run it.
Security: is it leaking?
Why it matters: these are the doors an attacker tries first.
- Response headers: HSTS, CSP, frame, referrer, permissions
- Cookie flags: Secure, SameSite, set before consent
- DMARC and SPF: can someone send email as your domain?
- Certificate expiry and TLS version
- Google Safe Browsing status
Works: is it broken?
Why it matters: visitors leave without telling you.
- Pages that fail to load
- Missing pages that answer 200 instead of 404
- Console errors and failed requests
- Broken links and missing assets
Search and AI readiness
Why it matters: people and assistants find what they can read.
- Titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings
- Structured data (schema.org) and sitemap
- Whether AI crawlers can read your site
- A review of your homepage message
- How ChatGPT and Claude describe you (Pro)
Accessibility basics
Why it matters: fewer people are locked out.
- Alt text on images
- Labels on form fields
- Zoom on phones
- Page language
Speed: is it slow?
Why it matters: slow pages lose customers.
- Real-user speed from Chrome field data (CrUX)
- Render-blocking scripts, unsized images
- Lighthouse lab scores
What Free shows
Free gives you the full run, the summary and your first 4 findings, with a preview of the fix prompt. It reads up to 20 pages; paid plans read more.
Solo ($12/mo) unlocks every finding and the complete fix prompt, including on the audits you ran before you subscribed.
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