Site Audit crawls your entire site the way a visitor would, and shows which important pages are returning errors right now, even while your monitoring shows green.
Standard monitoring checks the addresses you give it, usually the homepage. Your cart, login, or a product page can return errors for weeks before anyone notices.
A customer reports the broken cart before your dashboard does.
A sitemap can list pages that no longer exist, or miss new ones someone on your team added last week. Nobody compares the two by hand.
Google indexes pages you don't know about, and misses the ones you care about.
A missing file, invalid XML, or a robots.txt that never points to your sitemap are easy details to miss.
You find out about a config mistake months after it started costing you.
Site Audit crawls your domain and compares what it finds with what you're actually monitoring today.
The audit scores which pages matter by depth, internal link count, and URL pattern (cart, checkout, login, payment), then shows you which of those are returning an error right now.
See sitemap URLs the crawl never reached, and crawled URLs that are missing from your sitemap.
The audit checks whether the files exist, whether robots.txt points to your sitemap, and whether the sitemap XML is valid. Optional llms.txt status remains informational.
The audit proposes which pages are worth monitoring, with the reasoning: internal link count, shallow depth, match to a revenue-page pattern, and the detected platform.
The audit counts H1 headings, meta descriptions, JSON-LD structured data, Open Graph tags and image alt text across every crawled page, and tells you how many are missing.
Scheduled audits compare consecutive runs. If a theme or plugin strips those signals from three or more pages at once, you get an email — instead of finding out from next month's sales report.
Point it at your domain, usually the homepage. The audit also seeds itself with any URLs it finds in sitemap.xml.
The crawler goes breadth-first from the homepage, stays on the same domain, and follows only a href links, never rendering JavaScript. It respects robots.txt and Crawl-delay, one request at a time, at most two per second. The Quick profile covers 200 pages, depth 3, five minutes.
The result: broken pages that matter, gaps between your sitemap and the crawl, robots.txt status, and a shortlist of pages worth monitoring.
The audit recognizes URL patterns typical of popular e-commerce and CMS platforms, including three Polish ones that Western competitors don't distinguish.
URL patterns also cover Polish paths: koszyk, kasa, zamowienie, platnosc, produkty, kategoria, sklep, konto, szukaj.
The only audit that natively recognizes IdoSell, Shoper, and OroCommerce
Not just a list of SEO errors: we catch the moment a deploy broke them
No JavaScript rendering: the crawl is fast and light on your server
Available from the Free plan, up to 200 pages, no commitment
The page limit per audit scales with your plan.
Free
200
pages per audit
Starter
2,000
pages per audit
Professional
10,000
pages per audit
Enterprise
10,000
pages per audit
Going further
A store where every page returns a 200 can still refuse payment in a second currency, show three different totals for the same order, or fail to find its own stock in its own search box. None of that is visible from a status code, only from walking the checkout.
Run a free audit and check whether the important pages on your site actually work.