About AuditLamp
The finding needs
an explanation.
A website audit should help you understand what needs work, why it matters, and what to do next. We build AuditLamp around that job.
What we build
A clearer handoff
from problem to fix.
AuditLamp is a website audit tool for technical SEO, content, structured data, AI crawler access, and site quality. It inspects public pages and organizes supported evidence into readiness scores and named findings. Category scores and selected findings are free, with no email required.
The full registry contains 187 documented checks: 8 on-page measurement evaluators checks, 48 site-quality checks, and 172 unscored observations. They do not all apply to every site. A crawl limit, an unavailable provider, or a missing account connection limits what a report can establish.
The $10 Full Report opens detailed findings, affected pages, a PDF, a prioritized action plan, and an AI-ready fix file. Use it to brief the person making the changes. Rescan afterward and compare the measured results.
Follow the audit processThe standard
Show the work.
Name the limits.
- Evidence beside the finding.
- The useful question is what the audit observed on your page. Our published methodology explains the checks, score weights, caps, and limits so a grade can be questioned.
- Readiness is one measurement.
- A readiness score does not prove a Google ranking, an AI citation, or a new customer. Search Console, analytics, and conversion records provide evidence about those outcomes.
- A missing observation stays visible.
- Unreachable pages and unavailable sources affect coverage. Read the measurement status before treating a result as a pass, and inspect conditional checks in context.
- Corrections belong in the process.
- If a finding looks wrong, send us the report and affected URL. A useful audit should stand up to inspection, including an audit of our own site.
Original research / July 2026
Read the data
behind the discussion.
Our AI crawler study measured robots.txt policy across the reachable portion of the Tranco top 1,000. It separates search crawlers from training crawlers and includes the per-domain data.
Explore the study and source dataReachable domains in the 5 July 2026 study. Robots.txt permissions describe a published policy; they do not establish actual visits or citations.
The team
We build the engine.
We answer for the report.
The AuditLamp team develops the audit engine and the product around it. We publish the check catalog, explain the scoring method, and write guides that connect a finding to work you can review.
Our focus is the owner or team trying to improve a real website. That might mean inspecting a service page, handing a report to a developer, or checking work delivered by an SEO agency.
Start with a website SEO audit, inspect crawler policy, or use the free tools for a specific task.
Questions and corrections
Put the finding in front of us.
Include the affected URL, report date, and what you think the scan missed. Specific evidence helps us investigate.