Site Audit
Site audits that tell developers exactly what to fix
Crawl your site and get page-level signals — status codes, titles, metas, headings, indexability, alt coverage, response times, and optional Lighthouse findings — in a report your whole team can act on.
Site Audit running live in Doverity — a looping preview, not a screenshot.
What you can do
- 01
Crawl the whole site
Per URL you get the response code, the title and meta as served, heading structure, whether the page is indexable, alt-text coverage, outgoing links, and how long it took to answer.
- 02
See what broke, ranked by damage
Issues surface at the site level and drill down to the exact URLs — so fixes get assigned, not just admired.
- 03
Add Lighthouse when you want depth
Flip on Lighthouse and every audited page also carries performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice findings.
Data you can act on
- Crawled URLs
- Full coverage
- Per-page checks
- Dozens of signals
- Lighthouse
- One toggle away
- Audit history
- Progress over time
Use cases
- Check a new site before you start promoting it.
- Find what a migration actually broke — before rankings tell you.
- Hand developers an export they can work through, issue by issue.
Why Doverity
- The crawler lives in the same workspace as your keywords, ranks, and competitor research — context survives.
- Run audits on a schedule and let the agent summarize what changed since last time over MCP.
- Self-host the whole stack free if you'd rather keep crawls on your own infrastructure.
Related features
FAQ
What does a Doverity site audit check?
Each crawled URL returns its response code, title tag, meta description, heading outline, indexability verdict, alt-text coverage, outbound links, and load time. Switch on Lighthouse and those same pages also carry performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice findings.
How big can my site be?
A free account audits 50 pages in one crawl, which covers most landing sites and early blogs. Anything larger belongs on the paid tier at $10 a month.
Will it work for my stack?
If it has URLs, Doverity can crawl it. The audit is HTTP-level, so frameworks, static hosts, and headless CMSs all work the same way.
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