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Performance, SEO, accessibility, and AI-agent readiness - scored, explained, and fixed with AI suggestions tailored to your stack.
What the audit measures
Five scores, each 0-100, from a single scan.
Performance
Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Time to First Byte, and Total Blocking Time, measured on desktop and a 375px mobile viewport.
SEO
Title tags, meta description, canonical tags, Open Graph, structured data, and robots directives.
Accessibility
Color contrast, missing alt text, ARIA attributes, and form labeling, mapped to WCAG 2.1/2.2 success criteria.
Best practices
Console errors, deprecated APIs, image aspect ratios, and other Lighthouse best-practices signals.
A fifth score most audits skip: Agent Readiness
AI assistants increasingly browse the web on a person's behalf. The Agent Readiness score checks whether your page gives them what they need to do that correctly - stable layout, accessible interactive elements, and machine-readable structure. It's computed the same way every other category is: a real Lighthouse pass plus a handful of targeted checks, not a marketing number.
Buttons, links, images, form labels, and ARIA attributes need accessible names for an AI agent to act on them, not just a human eye.
An agent targeting a button that just moved will click the wrong thing. Full credit under 0.1 CLS.
A machine-readable summary of your site at /llms.txt, the same convention Scanverra's own site uses.
Schema.org markup that tells an agent what your content actually is.
Marks where your primary content starts.
Marks your navigation for structured site traversal.
A robots.txt that blanket-blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot, and similar agents loses these points.
How it works
Three steps from URL to actionable report.
Paste your URL
Enter any public URL - no install, no agent, no browser extension required.
We run the scan
A full audit runs in under a minute: performance profiling, SEO checks, accessibility validation, and the agent-readiness pass.
Fix with AI guidance
Get a prioritized list of issues with AI-written fixes tailored to your detected framework.
Audited for your exact stack
Scanverra detects your framework or CMS first, so fixes are specific - not generic advice.
Frequently asked questions
Five categories: Performance (Core Web Vitals), SEO (metadata and crawlability), Accessibility (WCAG-mapped issues), Best Practices (Lighthouse's general web-health signals), and Agent Readiness (how well an AI agent or assistant can navigate and understand your page). Each is scored 0-100.
Yes. Performance is measured on both a desktop profile and a 375px mobile viewport, since the two often score very differently - a site can be fast on desktop and slow on mobile, or the reverse.
As more traffic comes from AI assistants browsing on a user's behalf, a page's structure matters as much as its content. Agent Readiness scores things like layout stability, accessible names on interactive elements, and machine-readable markup (llms.txt, JSON-LD) that make a page easier for an agent to act on correctly.
Yes. Scanverra detects your framework or CMS first, then writes fix suggestions for that specific stack - a Next.js site gets next/image and metadata-API guidance, a WordPress site gets plugin and caching guidance, and so on.
Yes, from your scan history or directly from a report page. Re-scanning is unlimited and free for the Website Audit tool.
No - the form above runs a full, unlimited audit with just a URL. Creating a free account additionally saves your scan history and unlocks AI chat about your results.
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Broken Link Checker
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Open Graph Checker
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Schema Markup Checker
Check whether your page ships JSON-LD structured data search engines and AI agents can read.
Sitemap Checker
Check whether your sitemap.xml is reachable, valid, and free of common mistakes.
Redirect Checker
Trace a URL's redirect chain and catch loops, excess hops, and HTTPS-to-HTTP downgrades.
Related reading
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What WCAG conformance levels actually mean, the accessibility issues that show up on almost every site, and a practical testing checklist.
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