Audits that end in verified fixes, not in a PDF.
MonoRanks crawls every page of a website each week, turns what it finds into a short list of actions worth doing, and checks each one again after it is fixed. The score moves only when the fix is real.
Issues grouped by template
Nine product pages with the same duplicate title are one issue, not nine. The audit recognises templates (product, category, article, landing) so a fix in the template counts once and the list stays short enough to read.
Actions ranked by what moves the score
Every action carries a priority built from severity, the importance of the pages it touches (Search Console clicks where connected, internal links otherwise), confidence and effort. Quick wins are one click away.
Explained in plain words
Each action says what the problem is, why it matters, which pages it touches and exactly what will change. No jargon, no rule ids in the headline, no invented urgency.
Fixed your way, verified by a recheck
Every fix comes with the exact text, clear steps and a prompt you can give a developer or an AI assistant. On WordPress, the optional plugin can write the approved fix for you. A recheck of the affected pages confirms it, and only then does the issue close and the score move.
What it is not
The site score is diagnostic. It measures what a crawler, a speed test and a structure check can measure, and it says so on every screen. It is not Google’s opinion and it does not predict rankings.
Questions about audits
How many pages does an audit cover?
Free audits 200 pages a week, Starter 500, Agency 1,000; more on request. Pages are ordered by importance so the ones that matter are always inside the limit.
Does it render JavaScript?
Selectively. You pick the templates that need it (a JavaScript-only product page, say) and a budget; those pages are opened in a real browser during the audit and compared with the plain HTML.
Can I ignore an issue?
Yes, with a reason. Ignored issues leave the score and the list but stay on record, and they come back if the pages change.
What does a recheck do?
It fetches the affected pages again and runs the same checks. If they pass, the issue is verified resolved; if not, it reopens with what is still wrong.
My website is behind Cloudflare. Will the audit work?
Usually yes. MonoRanks asks for a page the way a browser does, with the same headers, so a protection service normally lets it through. Our name stays at the end of the user agent (MonoRanksBot), so you can recognise us in your logs and allow us if a rule blocks the audit.
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The Free plan crawls 200 pages every week. No card.