Traditional audit tools
- Surface dozens of technical alerts at once.
- Use language many business owners cannot act on.
- Treat minor notes and visibility blockers similarly.
- Leave the reader wondering where to begin.
Free AI-enhanced website audit
AI Website Audit: Find What Is Blocking Your Rankings, Speed, and Conversions
A polished website can still lose traffic, trust, and enquiries because of issues visitors may never notice. Enter a public URL for a technical audit enhanced by AI. The report finds SEO, performance, indexing, mobile UX, trust, and conversion problems, then turns them into a prioritized action plan.
Free core auditNo website loginEvidence-based findingsShareable report
View a sample report Transparent methodology
Technical evidence first. AI interpretation second.
The platform gathers measurable page, performance, indexing, structured-data, mobile, and conversion signals. AI then explains the evidence, estimates likely impact, and translates it into tasks for business owners, marketers, and developers.
- 01 HTML and metadata
- 02 Performance and mobile UX
- 03 Indexing and structured data
- 04 Evidence-linked AI guidance
The hidden cost
A good-looking website can still work against your business
A full redesign is not always the answer. Lost traffic and enquiries can come from small but consequential issues:
Dr. Bakry AI does not stop at a score. It shows the evidence, explains the likely impact, and identifies the most useful first action.
- 01
Search engines cannot clearly understand or index an important page.
- 02
The title and snippet do not earn the click.
- 03
Heavy assets create a slow mobile experience.
- 04
The content does not satisfy the visitor's intent.
- 05
Contact actions appear too late or lack clarity.
- 06
Trust signals and structured data do not explain the page well.
A clearer decision
More useful than a list of warnings
Dr. Bakry AI
- Connects each issue to available technical evidence.
- Explains likely impact on visibility, trust, or conversion.
- Prioritizes issues and provides a practical first action.
- Generates developer tasks and immediate, 30-day, and 90-day plans.
Illustrative sample
See how raw audit data becomes an action plan
This interactive sample shows the report format. The score below is not from a real website, but it demonstrates the evidence and decisions your report will contain.
Website health 72/100
Needs improvement
Top finding
The primary heading does not explain the service and customer outcome.
Why it matters
Visitors and search engines may need longer to understand the page.
Recommended action
Rewrite the H1 around the core service and the outcome it provides.
Top finding
The meta description is generic and does not differentiate the search result.
Why it matters
Visibility does not earn a visit if the result gives no reason to choose it.
Recommended action
Write a unique description covering the service, audience, and next step without stuffing keywords.
Top finding
The hero image delays the main content on mobile.
Why it matters
A late primary element can weaken the first impression and increase abandonment.
Recommended action
Compress and right-size the image, then prioritize it without lazy loading.
Top finding
The primary contact action requires a long scroll before it appears.
Why it matters
A visitor may leave before finding a clear next step.
Recommended action
Place a relevant CTA after the offer and verify comfortable mobile tap spacing.
Top finding
Some defensive browser headers are not present in the response.
Why it matters
Headers do not replace application security, but they reduce common browser risks.
Recommended action
Review HSTS, CSP, and frame protection for the site's deployment before enabling them.
Top finding
The page explains the service but misses key buying questions.
Why it matters
Visitors need scope, timing, ownership, and support details before enquiring.
Recommended action
Add concise answers about delivery, ownership, timescale, and post-launch support.
Top finding
The enquiry form asks for too much information before trust is established.
Why it matters
Early friction can reduce the number of completed qualified enquiries.
Recommended action
Start with name, contact method, and project type, then collect detail later.
Top finding
Clarify the offer and contact path first, then improve performance.
Why it matters
This order fixes page understanding and visitor decisions before secondary work.
Recommended action
Ship messaging and CTA changes this week, then address LCP and headers in the next batch.
Audit coverage
A broad review of visibility, usability, and customer decisions
Scores come from available evidence, and measurement limits are stated in the report.
Google visibility and SEO
Titles, descriptions, headings, links, canonicals, robots rules, sitemaps, and indexability.
Performance and user experience
Performance signals, images, fonts, JavaScript, CSS, layout stability, and mobile delivery.
Structured data
Schema and JSON-LD alignment with visible content and the page type.
Mobile and accessibility
Viewport, readable text, tap spacing, navigation, labels, and primary mobile actions.
Security and technical trust
HTTPS, mixed content, and visible defensive headers, without claiming a penetration test.
Content and search intent
Topic clarity, information order, heading quality, depth, and duplication risk.
Conversion readiness
Offer clarity, calls to action, forms, contact methods, trust, and the visitor's next step.
AI-assisted search readiness
Discovery, indexability, clarity, and citation fundamentals, without unreliable GEO tricks.
Inside the report
What will you receive after the audit?
A report a business owner can understand and a developer can act on.
- An overall score and separate category scores.
- A plain-language executive summary.
- Issues ordered by severity and likely impact.
- The technical evidence behind each finding.
- Specific fixes instead of generic warnings.
- A developer-ready task list.
- Immediate, 30-day, and 90-day action plans.
- A shareable link, JSON export, and printable PDF view.
From URL to decision
How does the website audit work?
Four clear stages. AI enters after the measurements have been collected.
- 01
Enter a public URL
Choose a homepage, service page, store, landing page, or important article.
- 02
We collect technical evidence
The platform crawls a bounded sample and reviews SEO, performance, mobile, indexing, and conversion paths.
- 03
AI interprets the findings
It explains the evidence and likely impact without assigning or changing measured scores.
- 04
You receive a prioritized plan
The plan starts with the strongest blockers and then moves to lower-urgency improvements.
Built for decisions
Who is the audit for?
The report serves people who need to understand a problem or turn it into executable work.
Business owners
Understand weak visibility or low enquiries without reading a dense technical report.
Ecommerce teams
Find speed, product-page, trust, mobile, and purchase-path problems.
Developers and designers
Turn audit evidence into implementation tasks before or after launch.
Marketing and SEO teams
Run a useful first review before a deeper client or delivery-team discussion.
AI transparency
What AI does, and what it does not do
AI does not replace measured technical data and cannot guarantee Google rankings. It interprets the evidence, explains possible impact, and organizes an action plan. Some decisions still require human review or private Search Console, Analytics, customer-research, and real-user data.
To request early deletion before the retention period ends, contact Bakry by email. Request report deletion
- 1 The analysis engine calculates scores
- 2 Groq explains evidence without changing it
- 3 Unavailable evidence and limits remain visible
Before you run it
AI website audit questions
01 Is the website audit free?
Yes. The core audit generates a free report without registration or website login credentials.
02 Can AI find every website problem?
No. The platform analyzes measurable public signals, but some decisions require Search Console, Analytics, human review, customer research, or real-user testing.
03 Does the audit guarantee first-page rankings?
No tool can guarantee that. The report helps remove blockers and improve technical, content, and experience foundations, while rankings also depend on competition, authority, links, and other factors.
04 Is this a page audit or a full-site crawl?
The audit starts from the submitted URL and crawls a bounded sample of linked pages. It is broader than a single-page check and intentionally lighter than an unrestricted enterprise crawl.
05 Do you need WordPress or hosting access?
No. The audit uses public information available to visitors and search engines. It does not ask for a password or hosting access.
06 Do you store the URL and report?
The URL, extracted evidence, and report are stored for up to 30 days so the report can be opened and shared. Full HTML and login data are not stored. Anyone with the unpredictable report URL can open it, but it is marked noindex. Early deletion can be requested by email.
07 Does it audit visibility in AI search?
It reviews discovery, indexability, content clarity, and citation fundamentals that matter to search and AI-assisted discovery, but it cannot guarantee inclusion or citation in a specific answer.
Start with the first priority
You do not need a longer report. You need a clearer first step.
Find the issues weakening discovery and the customer experience, then receive a prioritized list you can implement instead of guessing.