Website intelligence for your next campaign, redesign or client proposal.
Use Auditaar to investigate landing-page problems, identify SEO opportunities or prepare a client proposal. The audit runs the same checks on any public URL, with no account access.
Run Auditaar from a public URL. No website admin or analytics access required.
Six ways to put Auditaar to work.
Catch landing-page problems before the campaign goes live.
Check mobile performance, offer clarity, calls to action, forms and trust signals on the pages the campaign will drive to. Hand the launch team the affected URLs and recommended fixes, then confirm the results in your own analytics.
Keep today's website problems out of the redesign.
Document indexing issues, weak content and experience problems before the design brief is signed off. Search and AI visibility comparisons can expose gaps for the new content plan. After launch, a new audit or a selected re-run checks the areas that changed.
Find conversion friction that can cost you inquiries.
Spot weak offers, buried calls to action, heavy forms and intrusive overlays on the pages that should convert. This reads the page structure, not your analytics.
Give your agency specific work to quote for.
Share the affected URLs, evidence, proposed fixes and effort estimates from the report. Adapt the PowerPoint for the project brief, and use the CSV findings when scoping the delivery plan.
Find search opportunities your competitors already rank for.
Review keyword gaps and backlink evidence alongside sampled AI citations. See where competitors appear, and use the findings to develop topics for your content plan. Coverage depends on the datasets available for the site.
Arrive at the first meeting with findings from the prospect's site.
Run Auditaar before you have client account access. Bring specific website issues and competitive gaps into the conversation, then adapt the report into a proposal with your own scope and fees.
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One report to present and a CSV to work from.
Use the PowerPoint in the meeting, open the dashboard for detailed questions, and move the agreed findings into your project tracker with CSV exports.
See what you could put in the brief.
Open a sample report to review the findings and recommendations.