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Revenue leak scenarioBased on your inputs below. An estimate, not a measurement.
- Monthly visitors1,200
- Revenue those visitors can produce$80,640
- Technical frictionrun a scan
- Content gapsrun a scan
- AI search visibilityrun a scan
- Experience frictionrun a scan
- Customers that would not arrive—
- Estimated revenue exposure—
Bars show each category's share of the modeled leak. Local visibility, authority and conversion friction are not measured by the free scan, so they are not in this number.
What Our Free Website Audit Checks
This is our own scanner, not a wrapper around someone else's score. It crawls up to 20 pages of your site the way a search engine would, reads your robots.txt and sitemap, parses the structured data, and pulls real-visitor speed from the Chrome UX Report where Google has it. Findings are grouped into four categories.
Technical
Whether search engines can reach and index your pages: robots.txt rules, sitemap coverage, noindex tags, canonicals, and pages your own links never lead to.
Content
How each page presents itself in results: titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, duplicate titles across pages, and pages too thin to rank.
AI search
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers can read and trust you: AI crawler access, structured data, a named business entity, dates, llms.txt, and question-and-answer content.
Experience
How the site feels to a visitor: server response time, files that block the first render, Core Web Vitals from real Chrome users, share previews, and basic accessibility.
What it does not measure: backlinks, keyword search volume, local rankings and conversion rate. Those need paid data or access to your accounts, so the report marks them as not measured instead of guessing.
Why Page Speed Directly Affects Your Revenue
Site speed is not just a technical metric. It is a direct driver of revenue, conversions, and customer acquisition. Every fraction of a second counts, and the data proves it.
The Compounding Cost of a Slow Website
When your site loads slowly, the damage compounds across every stage of your funnel. Search engines rank you lower, so fewer people find you. Of those who do click, more than half leave before the page even finishes loading. The visitors who stay convert at lower rates because slow experiences erode trust. You end up paying more for ads, generating fewer leads, and leaving significant revenue on the table — all because of a performance problem most businesses don't even know they have.
A one-second improvement in load time can increase conversions by up to 27%. For a business generating $100,000 per month in online revenue, that single second could mean an additional $27,000 every month — $324,000 per year — from the same traffic you already have.
Core Web Vitals: The SEO Metrics That Matter Most
Google uses Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal. These three metrics measure real user experience and directly influence where your site appears in search results.
Measures how long it takes for the largest visible element on your page to render. This is the best proxy for perceived load speed. Your LCP should be under 2.5 seconds.
Measures the responsiveness of your page to user interactions like clicks, taps, and key presses. A low INP means your site feels fast and responsive. Target under 200 milliseconds.
Measures visual stability — how much your page layout shifts while loading. Unexpected layout shifts frustrate users and damage trust. Keep your CLS under 0.1.
How Regular Site Audits Drive Business Growth
A site audit is not a one-time task. The most successful businesses treat website audits as an ongoing process that compounds results over time.
Catch Technical Issues Before They Cost You Rankings
Broken links, crawl errors, missing meta tags, and slow-loading pages silently erode your search visibility. A regular site audit catches these issues early, before they snowball into ranking drops. Sites that run monthly audits recover from technical issues 3x faster than those that don't.
Convert More of the Traffic You Already Have
Most businesses focus on getting more traffic when they should be converting the traffic they already have. Performance optimization alone can increase conversion rates by 15-30%. Fixing accessibility issues opens your site to a wider audience. Resolving best practice violations builds user trust. A site audit identifies every opportunity to turn existing visitors into paying customers.
Stay Ahead of Google Algorithm Updates
Google updates its algorithm thousands of times per year. Core updates can shift rankings overnight. Regular audits ensure your site stays aligned with the latest ranking factors, including Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, HTTPS security, and structured data requirements. The businesses that monitor and adapt proactively are the ones that survive algorithm changes.
Build a Data-Driven SEO Strategy
Audit data over time reveals patterns. You can see which optimizations moved the needle, identify recurring issues, and prioritize your SEO budget based on measurable impact rather than guesswork. This data-driven approach consistently outperforms ad hoc SEO work by delivering higher ROI and sustainable organic growth.
How to Read Your Audit Report
There is no single score to chase. A score hides which problem matters; the report shows each problem, ranked by what it is likely costing you.
High priority
Problems that can stop pages from being found or indexed at all, such as a robots rule blocking search engines, a noindex on a page that should rank, or AI crawlers shut out. Fix these first.
Medium priority
Problems that make pages rank or convert worse than they could: duplicate titles, missing structured data, a slow server response, or render-blocking files.
Low priority
Worth doing once the bigger items are handled: share preview images, llms.txt, question-and-answer headings, and smaller accessibility gaps.
Tap any finding to see the evidence we found, why it matters, what we would fix, and the modeled business effect. Switch between Plain and Technical to change the level of detail. The revenue figure uses your own customer value, traffic and close rate, and it stays in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our free site audit tool and website performance analysis.
What does this free site audit check?
It crawls up to 20 pages of your site and checks four categories: technical (robots.txt, sitemap, indexability, canonicals, internal links), content (titles, meta descriptions, headings, duplicates, thin pages), AI search (AI crawler access, structured data, business entity, dates, llms.txt, question-and-answer content) and experience (server response, render-blocking files, Core Web Vitals from the Chrome UX Report, share previews, basic accessibility).
Is this just Google Lighthouse?
No. This is our own scanner. Lighthouse tests one page in a simulated browser; this reads up to 20 pages the way a crawler does, parses your robots.txt, sitemap and structured data, and uses the Chrome UX Report for speed, which is measured from real Chrome visitors rather than a lab run. If you want a Lighthouse score as well, Google's PageSpeed Insights is free.
Do I need to sign up or pay anything?
No. The audit is free and unlimited, with no signup, no email gate and no credit card. You see the whole report on the page. We only ask for contact details if you want our team to do a deeper audit.
How does page speed affect SEO rankings?
Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP and CLS) are part of Google's page experience signals, and slow pages lose visitors before they convert. The audit reports your field Core Web Vitals when Google has enough Chrome data for your site, and flags a slow server response or files that block the first render.
Why don't I see Core Web Vitals for my site?
The Chrome UX Report only publishes data for sites with enough real Chrome visitors. Smaller sites often do not qualify. When that happens the report relies on server response time and render-blocking checks instead of inventing a number.
How often should I run a site audit?
At least once a month, and after any significant change like a redesign, a plugin update or a content migration. Results are cached for 6 hours per site, so running it again straight after a fix may show the earlier crawl.
What should I fix first after running an audit?
Start at the top. Findings are sorted by priority, so anything that blocks crawling or indexing comes before on-page and speed work. Open each finding to see the evidence and what we would change.
What doesn't the free audit cover?
Backlinks, keyword search volume, local rankings and conversion rate. Those need paid data sources or access to your analytics, so we name the gap instead of showing a made-up number. Our team's comprehensive audit below covers them.
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