How it Works
Add your site, add the pages that matter, and PageAudit keeps each one in shape for search, sharing and AI — with the evidence and the fix for every problem, and an e-mail when a page gets worse.
One project per site
A project is a site. Start with the homepage; every page you add from the same site joins the same project — pricing, product pages, articles. Each page keeps its own report and history, and the project card shows the lowest score, how many pages need attention and which ones are watched.
What each audit checks
- Search: title, description, canonical (in the HTML and in the
Linkheader), indexing rules in the robots meta and in theX-Robots-Tagheader, headings, language and hreflang. - Sharing: Open Graph and the X card — the preview a link gets in chats and social feeds.
- Structured data: JSON-LD, parsed and checked.
- Crawlers: robots.txt decided for this page, robot by robot — Googlebot, Bingbot and the AI search and training crawlers — plus the sitemap, redirects and HTTP status.
- Speed: real-user Core Web Vitals from Google’s Chrome UX Report when the site has enough visitors, and a Google lab test (Lighthouse) when you ask for it.
- Discovery files: llms.txt, security.txt, API catalog and favicon.
No language model reads the page, so the same page gets the same findings every time. When a firewall or an anti-bot challenge answers instead of the page, PageAudit says so and how to let PageAuditBot through — it never grades the challenge page.
What a report looks like
- Fix thisNo description for search results
- Should fixFive warnings about titles, sharing tags and structured data
Example report for example.com. Each finding explains why it matters and shows the change to make; audit the page again after the fix.
Watched every day
Sign in and switch on the daily watch for a page. Once a day PageAudit fetches it again, the way a crawler would, and e-mails you when the score drops or a new error or warning appears — at most one e-mail per page a day, to your account’s address or another one you choose. The watch is free for up to five pages.
Free to start
Ten audits a day are free, with no account. Signing in keeps your projects across devices and adds 90 days of full access. See pricing · FAQ
Agents and scripts use the same audit through the API and MCP: Developers.
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