See what changed across the pages that matter.
The Pro beta extends an audit to up to 25 pages and keeps a history of runs. Compare findings between audits to see which inspected issues have changed and which still need attention.
Pro is in beta: join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when it opens. No payment is taken.
Two audits, with the changes brought forward.
Illustrative exampleSwitch between the earlier audit, later audit and differences.
Page-level audit evidence with a history of changes.
Illustrative audit history. Resolved findings are not proof of more AI mentions.
Compare like with like
Choose two audit runs and inspect added, resolved or changed findings. A clear comparison retains the page URL, check and observation date so a change in the report can be traced to the evidence behind it.
Use weekly audit monitoring for a recurring review of changed findings when that beta flow is ready.
Keep the homepage and wider site in context
The free homepage audit is a starting point. A 25-page audit provides a broader view of the pages inspected, without claiming to cover the whole site or measure AI rankings. The required server-capacity upgrade must be complete before launch.
Take an agreed finding into the fixes and approvals board so the review and completion decision remain connected to the work.
How it works
- Select the site and audit up to 25 pages.
- Save another audit after changes or at a later date.
- Compare the findings and review the affected pages.
What to know before you use it
- Up to 25 pages per audit in the Pro beta.
- The server-capacity upgrade is required before this launches.
- History records audit findings, not rankings or causal impact.
Questions
Does this audit my entire website?
It inspects up to 25 pages per audit in the described beta.
Does a resolved check prove an AI visibility gain?
No. A changed audit finding and a changed AI answer are different observations.
Choose the changes that deserve attention.
A scoped diagnostic connects page findings with content priorities, entity evidence and relevant external sources.