Website Audit

Enter a domain. aclipp finds the pages, reads them the way an AI crawler does, and returns a readiness score together with everything that is getting in the way. A full audit takes a few minutes.

The checks sit in three groups. Access asks whether the crawlers behind AI answers can reach the site at all, whether the text is there without JavaScript, and whether pages that allow themselves to be found also allow the short excerpt an answer quotes. Structure covers titles and descriptions, canonical addresses, headings, structured data, hreflang and the sitemap. Signals covers what makes a page worth quoting: a visible publication date, recent publishing activity, about and contact pages, and a press or news section.

Every finding comes twice. In plain language, for the person deciding whether it matters, and in technical terms for whoever fixes it, with the fix named. A few failures block everything behind them, so the score stays capped until those are dealt with.

A project keeps one audit: pointing it at a different address replaces the previous one, and Re-run checks the same address again. Start one under Website Audit in the sidebar. How Website Audit works.