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From your first preview to your next fix. Find a little clarity on website checks, reports and how your audit credits work.
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Getting started
Yes. The free preview checks one public page and shows mobile website scores plus up to three findings. It uses no AI and does not include full content checks, saved history or PDF exports. Up to three new previews per network and browser are available each day, subject to availability. Recent results may be reused for six hours.
The guest preview is a limited first look without signing in. New accounts receive five page credits for automated checks, saved reports and PDF export. One credit audits one page. A verified paid pack unlocks AI guidance for future audits using the same pool.
Start with your homepage and the public pages that matter to your visitors. For a store, that might be a product or collection page. For a service business, consider a service, booking information or contact page. One run can include up to 50 selected pages on the same website. Each unique page costs one credit.
Use publicly accessible website pages. Private network addresses and pages that need a signed-in session are not supported. Avoid links containing passwords, access tokens or other private information.
Website checks
Account audits bring together mobile performance, SEO foundations, accessibility and best-practice scores, plus factual SEO, AEO and GEO content observations. They also include scoped broken-link and expanded accessibility checks. Reports show the evidence and any limits or unavailable checks. Every unique selected page costs one credit from your shared workspace pool.
For each selected page, the audit checks up to 20 unique navigation destinations on the same website. Confirmed missing pages are reported. Blocked, rate-limited or unconfirmed requests are not labelled broken. These link checks do not count as extra audited pages or change your category scores.
They inspect the initial page at a desktop viewport using permitted resources from the same website. Website scripts, interactive states and embedded page content are outside this check. The report shows complete, limited or unavailable coverage. Mobile category scores and these desktop observations are separate checks.
AEO checks look at how clearly your content answers likely visitor questions, including question headings, nearby answers and useful FAQs. GEO checks look at identity, attribution, evidence and machine-readable information that help explain your website. These are content observations, not measurements or guarantees of appearing in search or AI answers.
Use automated findings as a starting point. Manual accessibility checks, reviews of interactive journeys and dedicated security testing can cover issues that automated website checks miss. A strong score does not mean a website has no issues.
AI guidance
No. The guest preview and free account audits use automated website checks without AI. AI summaries and developer recommendations are reserved for AI-enabled audits, when available. Free account audits still include their factual checks, saved reports and PDF exports.
AI explains selected detected findings in plain language and adds concise developer recommendations for SEO, AEO, GEO, performance, accessibility and detected best-practice issues. Website checks produce the findings and scores; AI does not invent issues or scores. Recommendations should be reviewed before you apply them.
Yes. After a verified pack purchase, enable Include AI guidance for a single-page or multi-page run. Each unique page costs one credit from the same pool. AI guidance is subject to availability.
No. Completed AI recommendations are saved with the paid audit and reused when you open its report. Opening a report or running a supported targeted fix check does not request fresh AI recommendations.
Reports & fixes
Start with important pages and high-priority findings. Your report includes evidence, a practical action plan and goal-based priorities. Developer view adds implementation context. AI explanations and recommendations are available with AI-enabled audits when enabled and available.
Supported HTML and content findings have a Verify this fix action. Accounts have up to 20 targeted checks per UTC day, with a one-minute cooldown per finding. These checks use no audit credit or AI, and do not refresh the original category scores. Unsupported findings need human review or a new audit.
Yes. Open a completed account audit to download its PDF or developer handoff. Reports include observed evidence and implementation context. You can also keep task owners, notes and progress in your workspace. Owner labels do not send notifications.
No. Manual task completion records your progress. A supported targeted check records a separate fresh observation after you publish a change. Your report keeps manual completion and verification distinct.
Credits & account
One credit audits one unique page. New accounts receive five credits. Starter Pack adds 50 credits for ₹299; Agency Pack adds 250 for ₹899. Credits share one workspace pool. A verified purchase unlocks AI audits. The form shows the selected page count and cost before submission.
You can sign in and use your workspace without email verification. Claiming a free promotion requires verifying your email inside the dashboard and completing a security check. Each promotion has verified-email and browser limits, plus network and daily availability limits.
No. Published audit packs are one-time purchases. Your checkout uses the pack’s current price and audit quantity. Purchased page credits appear in your balance after payment confirmation.
If an account audit cannot be queued or fails during analysis, its credit is returned. Review the audit status and balance history in your workspace. An individual check that is limited or unavailable is recorded in the report’s coverage and does not necessarily mean the entire audit failed.
Processed refunds remove a proportional number of purchased page credits, rounded up. A disputed purchase has its audits held until resolution. A won dispute restores the remaining entitlement after refunds. If affected audits were already spent, future paid credits first cover the shortfall. All credits belong to one pool.
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