Sample report

This page shows what a typical audit report looks like: four pillar scores — SEO, GEO, WCAG accessibility and Security — per-category breakdowns, example issues, and prioritized recommendations. Every score is a 0–100 number with an A–F letter grade, based on more than 70 individual checks. When you run a free report with your URL, you get the full PDF and in-browser view with your real data.

Combined

75/100

Grade C — Average

SEO (search)

77/100

Grade C

GEO (AI visibility)

68/100

Grade D

WCAG (accessibility)

82/100

Grade B

Security

71/100

Grade C

Illustrative scores for a fictional site; the combined score is the average of the four pillars. Grades run A (90+), B (80–89), C (70–79), D (60–69), E (50–59), F (below 50).

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What’s in the report

The report opens with an overview (combined, SEO, GEO, WCAG and Security scores plus an issue summary by severity), then breaks each score down into weighted categories. See the full methodology for how every check is scored.

SEO score (search engines)

  • Technical (30%) — HTTPS, indexability, canonicals, viewport, compression, broken links, sitemap, robots.txt.
  • Content (30%) — titles, meta descriptions, H1s, image alt text, Open Graph, translations.
  • Structure (20%) — URLs, internal linking, breadcrumbs, crawl depth, orphan pages.
  • Performance (20%) — load time, TTFB, page size, compression, caching.

GEO score (AI visibility)

  • AI readability (35%) — structured data, lists/tables, clarity, answer-first content, AI-crawler access.
  • Authority (25%) — E-E-A-T signals: authors, credentials, Organization/Person schema.
  • Citations (20%) — external references, sources, statistics, quotations.
  • Freshness (20%) — publish/updated dates, content age, current-year signals.

WCAG score (accessibility)

  • Perceivable (30%) — image alt text, page language, consistent lang across pages.
  • Operable (30%) — landmarks, skip links, form labels, link purpose, button names.
  • Understandable (25%) — page title, single H1, sequential heading hierarchy.
  • Robust (15%) — unique IDs, table headers, iframe titles, valid ARIA.

Security score

  • Transport (30%) — HTTPS, HTTP→HTTPS redirect, HSTS, mixed content.
  • Headers (30%) — CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, CORS.
  • Content (25%) — tabnabbing, iframe sandbox, Subresource Integrity, inline JS, exposed secrets.
  • Exposure (15%) — cookie flags, version disclosure, security.txt, exposed files.

It closes with a prioritized list of recommendations — the highest-impact fixes first, each with a short explanation and the affected pages.

Example issues (from the sample audit)

These match the illustrative scores above; your report will show real findings for your URL.

CriticalSEO · Content

Missing meta description

Recommendation: Add a unique meta description (120–155 characters) that summarizes the page.

CriticalGEO · Authority

No author information

Recommendation: Add author names, bios, and credentials to strengthen E-E-A-T and citation readiness.

WarningGEO · AI readability

Missing FAQ schema

Recommendation: Add FAQ structured data so AI engines can extract question/answer pairs.

InfoGEO · Freshness

No last-modified date

Recommendation: Display a visible last-updated date to signal that content is current.

WarningSecurity · Headers

Missing Content-Security-Policy

Recommendation: Add a Content-Security-Policy header to limit which sources can load scripts, styles and other resources.

WarningWCAG · Perceivable

Images without alt text

Recommendation: Add descriptive alt attributes to images so screen readers and AI can interpret them (WCAG 1.1.1).

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