Audits for content & media sites
Audit the site your traffic actually lands on.
Article templates, hubs and archives — where a single broken template silently degrades hundreds of URLs at once.
What we catch on content & media sites
Template-wide breakage
On simonwillison.net a stale SRI hash killed the word cloud on all 25 year-archive pages — one bad hash, 25 broken pages.
Missing or duplicated H1s
CNN's homepage rendered zero <h1> elements while its section pages rendered one — a single template's omission on the most-linked URL.
Metadata gaps across hubs
Pages with no meta description and no JSON-LD, listed page by page with the markup to add.
AI-search readiness
llms.txt, AI-crawler robots rules, and whether your content survives with JavaScript disabled.
Every example above is a real finding from a report in our gallery — not a feature list.
Read a real one
Sound newsroom product · A broken error template and a 9,662 ms mobile homepage drag an otherwise competent build below the line
Read the full audit →Fast, clean, genuinely accessible — held under 7 by one dead feature on 25 archive pages and a machine-readable layer that is entirely absent.
Read the full audit →What it costs
A free preview audits your homepage and shows the top findings — no account needed. One credit runs the full audit: six key pages, all twelve checks, at mobile and desktop.