About PageAudit
PageAudit answers one question about a public page: what is technically missing for search, sharing and AI crawlers, and what exactly do I paste to fix it. This page says what the audit covers, how the fix is built, what it costs and what it is not.
What the audit covers
The auditor fetches the URL the way a crawler does: follows redirects, records the final URL and HTTP status, parses the HTML head, headings, images, links and JSON-LD, and fetches the site's robots.txt and sitemap. On that it runs more than 40 checks — title, meta description, canonical, viewport, charset, lang, robots meta and X-Robots-Tag, Open Graph, X card, JSON-LD, H1, image alt, hreflang, deprecated markup, HTTP status, robots.txt for each search and AI crawler, sitemap, redirects, discovery files and real-user Core Web Vitals. Each finding has a stable code (meta_description_missing, title_short…), a severity and a weight; the score is computed from them, from 0 to 100.
The checks are deterministic. No language model reads the page, so the same page gets the same findings every time, and an agent can act on the codes without parsing prose.
How the fix is built
Every finding carries the fix as a snippet aimed at a target: the head, robots.txt or the sitemap. What the page already says is filled in — the canonical after redirects, the og:title from the title, a minimal WebPage JSON-LD — and what only you can write stays as a placeholder such as {{DESCRICAO}}. The patch of an audit is the same list, consolidated in head order, ready to paste into the theme or the template.
The single-check tools run one check of the same auditor and return the same value, reason and fix, for the moments when you need one answer and not a workspace.
Projects, daily watch, sharing and badge
Every page you audit is saved in the project of its site, kept on our side and reloaded when you come back — up to twenty pages for free per owner. Sign in and a saved page can be watched every day, with an e-mail when it gets worse. A report can be shared by link, and the shared page carries a badge with the score that you can embed.
What is free and what costs
- Ten audits a day per IP and twenty saved pages: free, no sign-up. Beyond that, an audit costs US$ 0.02 — or sign in, and the account's trial has no paywall.
- Sign in with an account: 90 days of full access, free, counted from your first use.
- Agents beyond the daily ten pay US$ 0.02 per audit; an extra saved page costs US$ 0.05. Payment is per request (x402) or from prepaid credit; the price is shown before any charge, in the HTTP 402.
What PageAudit is not
- Not a rank tracker or a keyword tool. It checks what the page declares, not how it ranks.
- Not a content writer. Placeholders stay placeholders; the copy is yours.
- Not a crawler of whole sites. One page per audit, as many pages per project as you keep.
Who makes it
PageAudit is one of the house's products, built to be used by people and by AI agents through the same API. Questions, bugs or requests: .