Choose the number of websites you manage.
Keep each domain, audit and action plan in one place.
Available now
For your first website
$0/ forever
1 project
1 audit per day across your projects
One domain per project
100 pages per auditFor each project
No credit card required
For a small portfolio
$25/ month
5 projects
5 audits per day across your projects
One domain per project
100 pages per auditFor each project
Coming soon
For growing teams
$100/ month
25 projects
25 audits per day across your projects
One domain per project
500 pages per auditFor each project
Coming soon
For client websites
$150/ month
50 projects
50 audits per day across your projects
One domain per project
1,000 pages per auditFor each project
Coming soon
For large portfolios
$250/ month
100 projects
100 audits per day across your projects
One domain per project
2,000 pages per auditFor each project
Coming soon
All prices in USD. Paid subscriptions are coming soon. The free plan is available now.
Measured results. Clear evidence. Suggested next steps.
Titles, descriptions and search access.
Find broken internal destinations.
Device results and Google speed tests.
Keep findings and export a PDF.
Yes. One project costs $0, with no credit card required. Add one domain and keep its audit reports.
One project contains one fixed domain. Its findings and saved reports stay separate from your other websites.
Free and Starter include up to 100 pages per project per audit. Growth includes 500, Agency 1,000, and Scale 2,000. This is a limit for each audit, not a shared monthly page balance. Crawl access and the audit time limit can reduce the pages checked. Your daily audit allowance equals the project allowance in your plan: Free 1, Starter 5, Growth 25, Agency 50, and Scale 100. Rechecks count toward this shared daily allowance. Failed and cancelled audits do not count. Resets at midnight GMT.
Paid checkout is coming soon. You can compare plan prices now and start with a free project.
Checks depend on crawl access and connected services. Anything that cannot be measured is clearly labeled Not measured.
See what your report looks like before you start.