Crawl health
See the current score and the issue categories pulling it down, without losing the underlying URLs.
Technical SEO audit for AI agents
Technical audits your agent can inspect—not screenshots it has to guess from.
SearchSignal crawls the site, groups technical and on-page findings, scores health, and converts the evidence into a prioritized opportunity queue your AI can retrieve in the environment where the fixes will be made.
What changes
The audit becomes the start of implementation, not the end of analysis.
Most audit workflows stop at a long issue table. SearchSignal keeps page-level evidence, but adds severity, expected impact, effort, status, and a project-aware order of operations so the next question can be: what should we fix first, and where in the code does it live?
- Health score snapshots that make movement visible over time
- Technical and on-page findings organized by severity and impact
- Affected URLs and page-level context for every issue group
- Opportunity queue ranked by expected impact versus effort
- Free audits up to 25 pages and Pro audits up to 75 pages
- MCP and API access to the latest audit and open opportunities
Capability depth
Evidence the agent can inspect, compare, and use.
SearchSignal preserves enough detail for a person to review the reasoning and enough structure for a model to turn the result into work.
Issue grouping
Keep related technical and on-page findings together so the agent can plan one reliable fix instead of many isolated edits.
Page-level evidence
Return the affected URL, the detected condition, and the context needed to verify the recommendation.
Impact and effort
Separate urgent work from noisy work by comparing likely value with the complexity of implementation.
Opportunity status
Track whether an item is open, planned, in progress, completed, or intentionally dismissed.
Agent handoff
Use the live audit in Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, VS Code, ChatGPT workflows, or your own HTTP agent.
Operating loop
From raw signal to a defensible next action.
Crawl the project
Add a domain and run the audit. SearchSignal captures the technical and on-page state of the pages within the plan limit.
Prioritize the findings
Convert issue groups into opportunities, compare impact and effort, and identify the small set that deserves attention now.
Send evidence to the agent
Ask for the latest audit, inspect the repository, and produce a file-by-file implementation and verification plan.
Prompt library
Ask for a result that can move directly into delivery.
The best prompts name the project, request the supporting evidence, and specify the format of the handoff.
“Pull the latest audit for example.com. Rank open issues by expected traffic impact divided by implementation effort.”
“Use the audit evidence, inspect this repository, and map the top five issues to exact templates, components, or routes.”
“Compare the current audit with the previous snapshot. Explain what improved, what regressed, and what likely caused the change.”
“Turn the latest audit into a plain-English executive summary with three actions, owners, and verification criteria.”
Feature FAQ
What to expect from Site Audit.
The published Free plan supports audits up to 25 pages. Pro supports audits up to 75 pages.
Yes. The product is designed to preserve page-level issue details rather than returning only a score.
Yes. The latest audit and prioritized opportunities are core examples of the SearchSignal MCP and API workflow.
The audit and agent connection provide evidence and plans. Whether an agent applies changes depends on the permissions and tools in your coding or automation environment.
Connect once. Ask anywhere.
Turn the next technical audit into a shippable work queue.
Create a free workspace, connect the client you already use, and put this capability inside the agent workflow.