Who AuditMe Is For
One audit engine, five very different jobs. Whether you report to clients every month, ship product pages by the hundred, deploy docs from a repository, run a WordPress site or sell audits solo, the same 159+ checks adapt to how you work — and every section below links to the exact tool, guide or plan that fits your situation.
For SEO Agencies
Agencies run more audits than anyone else, and clients expect every report to look the same. AuditMe executes 159+ checks across 16 categories on any public URL and returns a prioritized fix list in about 60 seconds, so you can qualify a prospect during the kickoff call instead of a week later. Re-audit the same site each month to prove progress, and export PDF reports ready to attach to a retainer deck or send to a stakeholder who never logs into a tool.
- Crawl an entire client site before you scope the project — every indexable page, redirect chain and broken link mapped in one run.
- Hand the deep work to an expert audit when a client needs a manual review: up to 50 pages, 10 prioritized actions and a 10-minute walkthrough, delivered in 5 business days.
- The agency workspace keeps your logo, brand colors and client list in one place, so the reporting surface reads like part of your own stack.
- Compare plans on the pricing page — page caps, crawl limits and PDF report allowances are listed per tier before you commit to a retainer volume.
For Ecommerce Teams
Storefronts generate pages faster than any team can review them: new products, filtered categories and seasonal landing pages all compete for the same crawl budget. Auditing a single product URL catches template-level issues, but the expensive problems — orphaned categories, redirect chains, duplicated facet URLs — only surface when the whole catalog is crawled. Run both: one URL to read the template, a full crawl to find what the template hides.
- The website SEO checker audits one product, one category and one article URL in about 60 seconds, which is usually enough to expose a broken product schema or a missing canonical across the entire template.
- The full-site crawl audit discovers every reachable page, then flags orphan pages, redirect chains and broken links before peak season rather than during it.
- The ecommerce SEO guide explains how to structure categories, facets and internal links so crawlers reach money pages instead of spending budget on filtered duplicates.
For SaaS & Developers
SaaS teams ship pages daily, so manual auditing never keeps up. AuditMe exposes the same engine through a plain REST endpoint: send a GET request to /api/v1/audit with a target URL and you get structured JSON back. The API is open and free — no API key, no signup, no monthly call quota — and requests are limited to 10 per minute per IP address, which is enough to audit every docs, pricing and changelog page as part of a release check.
- The SEO Audit API page covers the quick start, what each response field means and how to space out larger jobs against the rate limit.
- The API reference documents endpoint parameters, response formats, rate limits and copy-paste code samples.
- The full API documentation lists every endpoint with request and response examples plus links to the OpenAPI spec and MCP documentation.
For WordPress Site Owners
WordPress owners usually know their content is fine and their technical setup is not. AuditMe reads the live site exactly as a crawler does — theme markup, schema output, canonical tags, sitemap and robots directives — then separates the fix that belongs in the theme from the one that belongs in a plugin or on the host. That distinction matters when you are about to edit a child theme at midnight.
- The WordPress SEO audit focuses on the issues that repeat on this platform: duplicated schema on archives, taxonomy pages absorbing crawl budget and author enumeration endpoints exposing user lists.
- The WordPress integration applies audit fixes straight from the dashboard over the REST API and works alongside Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO and SEOPress.
- The SEO audit checklist walks through the same order an auditor uses, so you can clear the quick wins before paying anyone to tell you about them.
For Freelancers & Consultants
If you audit on your own, the free tier is the product: up to 1 audit per day with all 159 checks and the complete report, no signup and no credit card. Use it to prove value before you quote, keep a finished report on file to show prospects what they receive, and pull up a side-by-side comparison when a client asks why their competitor outranks them. Nothing here needs a sales call to try.
- The free SEO toolbox covers meta tags, structured data, Core Web Vitals, canonicals and robots.txt — the small checks you run between full audits.
- Audit Compare runs two URLs side by side so you can show exactly where a competitor outperforms the site you are pitching on.
- The sample report gives a prospect the full picture — score, findings and prioritized fixes — before they run anything themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free tier, and what does it include?
Yes. Free users run up to 1 audit per day with all 159 checks and the full report, with no signup and no credit card. Paid plans add higher page limits, larger crawl allowances and PDF reports — the exact limits per plan live on the pricing page.
Who owns the audit data I run?
You do. Analysis saved to an account is stored only for the lifetime of that account and you can clear your history at any time, and AuditMe does not sell or rent personal data to third parties.
Can I use the AuditMe API without an API key?
Yes. The REST API is open and free — no API key, no signup and no monthly call quota. Requests are limited to 10 per minute per IP address, which is enough for CI jobs and scheduled checks.
How long does an expert audit take to deliver?
5 business days. The expert audit covers up to 50 pages audited by hand, returns 10 prioritized actions and includes a 10-minute Loom walkthrough of everything we found.
Start with your own site
Every workflow above begins the same way: paste a URL, run the audit and read what comes back in about 60 seconds.
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