Audit
Find website barriers to AI search visibility
Check whether crawlers can access your client’s pages and how the site is structured. Turn technical findings into a focused list of URLs for your agency to investigate.
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Supporting agencies and the brands they serve
See the affected pages behind each finding
Review crawler access, indexability, canonicals, internal links, and page structure across the crawl. Open the relevant URLs to understand the issue in context.
AI crawler access checks use robots.txt evidence. They help identify access restrictions; they do not prove that a platform has cited the page.
Your agency’s workflow
Turn a crawl into practical next steps
Choose the scope
Start from the website, an XML sitemap, or a URL list. Set the crawl boundaries for the work you need.
Investigate the findings
Review affected pages and distinguish issues from intentional settings before recommending changes.
Check the fixes
Run another crawl after the site changes and compare the findings with the earlier report.
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Questions about Audit
Can I audit part of a website?
Yes. Use a sitemap or URL list, or restrict the crawl to selected paths. Include subdomains and exclude paths when appropriate.
How is a site audit different from a page audit?
Site Auditor examines technical evidence across a website. Page Content Auditor evaluates one public page against a target keyword and search intent.
Does a clean audit guarantee AI citations?
No. It helps identify technical barriers. AI platforms decide which sources to use based on more than crawler access or site structure.
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Bring a client campaign to your demo. See how this workflow could fit your agency’s AI SEO services.
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