Website Audits

Inspect what machines can actually read.

We check technical access, structured data, content clarity and page architecture — then keep the evidence behind every finding, not just a pass or fail label.

Website evidence

Technical

Access · indexability · canonical signals

Structured data

Entity and page-level machine markup

Content

Clarity · relevance · answer-ready information

Architecture

Pages · links · crawlable relationships

The short version

An audit that hides its own scope
is just a guess with a nice layout.

See it live

The actual audit wizard, running.

No mockups. This is what runs when you paste in a URL: three onboarding steps, a live scan, and results.

Real Growthract website audit interface
Live capture · onboarding through scan results

Inspection

Technical evidence and meaning belong together.

A machine-readable website is more than a checklist. Growthract connects technical observations to the pages, entities and business context they affect.

Crawler access

Inspect robots.txt and other directly observable crawl-access conditions.

Indexability signals

Review canonicals, meta robots and relevant page-level indexing signals.

Structured data

Inspect JSON-LD and relevant schema entities for observable implementation and consistency.

Content clarity

Evaluate whether important pages clearly explain the business, offer, audience and subject matter.

Internal architecture

Use links and discovered pages to understand how important information is connected.

Scan scope

A sampled audit should say that it is sampled.

Growthract can inspect representative or explicitly selected pages. The report should communicate the actual scan scope instead of implying exhaustive coverage when the crawl was sampled.

Quick

Representative pages for a fast evidence baseline.

Expanded

A broader sampled crawl when deeper coverage is requested.

Specific

Explicit URLs when the user wants targeted page-level analysis.

From check to finding

Pass or fail means nothing without the reason why.

A technical check that only says pass or fail is a black box. Growthract keeps what was observed, why it matters and what should change attached to every result.

1

Observation

The directly inspected technical or page-level condition.

2

Evidence

The source value, page or machine-readable result supporting the observation.

3

Finding

The grounded interpretation of that evidence in context.

4

Action

The specific implementation work recommended from the finding.

Evidence boundary

Technical readiness can support discoverability, but it does not guarantee search rankings, AI citations, mentions or recommendations.
Ready when you are

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