CRO Isn't Cosmetics. It's Understanding Why a Visitor Doesn't Convert.

Measured Today

What the audit actually covers

• Site audit: can our crawler read your pages. Starting point: can the Audry crawler reach and read your pages at all.
• Pages that fail to load (server errors, not found). Every page that returns an error instead of content.
• Pages served over plain HTTP. Any page not forced onto HTTPS.
• Speed and Core Web Vitals (PageSpeed sample). The load-speed, stability, and responsiveness signals Google's own PageSpeed Insights measures.
• Accessibility (axe-core). An automated accessibility pass against the same rule set the industry standard, axe-core, runs.
• Text visible only after JavaScript. Content a search engine that doesn't render JavaScript would miss entirely — the source-vs-rendered diff.
• Which structured-data types are present. What JSON-LD schema your pages already carry (whether it validates is a separate check, listed below).
• Pages with missing or repeated titles. Title tags that are empty, or copy-pasted across pages.
• Google index check for key pages. Whether Google has actually indexed the pages you most need found.
• Search Console connection. Whether your Search Console account is connected, so the checks above have real data to run on.
• Bing Webmaster connection (Bing index state: not available yet). Whether Bing Webmaster Tools is connected.
• Sitemaps. Whether your sitemap is found and readable by the crawler.
• robots.txt rules. What your robots.txt allows and blocks.
• Whether AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot…) are allowed. Whether the major AI crawlers are permitted to fetch your pages.
• llms.txt. Whether the site publishes an llms.txt file.
• Certificate expiry. When your HTTPS certificate expires.
• Security headers. Which standard browser security headers your pages send.
• Share previews (Open Graph, social cards). Whether pages carry the Open Graph and social-card tags that drive link previews.
• Meta descriptions. Pages with a missing meta description.
• Whether structured-data markup is valid. Whether the JSON-LD on your pages parses and carries the properties Google asks for on local-business, service, FAQ, review and organization markup.
• Redirects, canonicals, duplicate URLs, click depth, orphan pages. Redirect chains and loops, canonical tags that point away, the same page reachable under several URLs, pages buried too deep, and pages nothing links to.
• Language and region tags (hreflang). Whether hreflang tags use valid codes, link back to each other, and include an x-default.
• Mobile usability. Whether each page has a viewport tag that scales to a phone and still lets visitors zoom.
• Which pages link to a broken page. For every page that errors, which pages on your site still link to it.
• Hosting, DNS, CDN and caching. Whether a CDN is in front of the site, whether pages are compressed and cacheable, and whether your www and bare domains both resolve.

Said Plainly, Not Hidden

What Auditry doesn't check yet

An honest audit says what it hasn't looked at, same as what it has. These are real, useful checks — just not wired into Audry's crawl yet.

• Uptime and outages
• CMS and plugin updates
• Vulnerabilities and login monitoring
• Whether tracking tags and pixels fire
• Contact, booking and checkout form errors

More Depth, Same Honesty

More on paid plans

Paid plans crawl more of your site — up to the full site instead of the free tier's first 30 pages. Comparing what moved since your last pull runs on every plan, free included. See the levels on Tiers & Pricing.

What People Ask

Straight answers

Is the free tier really free? Yes — it's a real crawl with real findings, not a locked preview.

What if my site blocks crawlers? Audry's crawler identifies itself and respects your robots.txt, same as any well-behaved crawler should. If something still isn't getting through, contact us and we'll sort it out.

Will this replace a developer? No — it names which checks are failing; a developer still makes the fix. Hands-on fixes for WordPress and Shopify sites are planned on Remote Management (not built yet).

Where ARIA Reads, Where Audry Checks

ARIA reads why the funnel leaks — Audry checks the technical foundation

This pillar is the hands-on, technical half: speed, accessibility, schema presence, Core Web Vitals — the specific things the audit checks. The diagnostic half — reading your own analytics to form a hypothesis for why a page or funnel underperforms — lives on ARIA's side: Conversion Intelligence. ARIA finds the leak; Audry checks the plumbing underneath it.