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SaaS teams move fast. Our 30-second audit catches the SEO + performance issues your dev team accidentally shipped on Friday afternoon.
A SaaS site audit checks whether the marketing site can actually be found and cited — which for a modern SaaS stack usually comes down to one question: does the content exist in the server-rendered HTML, or is it assembled in the browser? Most AI crawlers do not run JavaScript, and Googlebot renders it late and on a budget.
Everything the job
actually needs
Core Web Vitals first
LCP, CLS, INP — the metrics that make or break trial signups, scored against real user data.
CI/CD friendly
API + webhooks let you scan on every deploy. Catch regressions before they hit users.
Schema validation
Validate Product / SoftwareApplication / Organization JSON-LD for rich SaaS snippets.
AI action plan
Skip the 200-issue dump. Get the top 5 fixes ranked by impact × effort, with code.
Compare scans
Track score changes across deploys. Bisect which release caused the regression.
Free tier covers MVPs
Pre-launch? 5 free audits per month is enough to pressure-test your landing page.
The SaaS-specific checklist
SaaS marketing sites are typically the best-built sites we audit and among the worst-indexed, because the framework choices that make them fast to develop are the ones that hide content from crawlers. The problems cluster around rendering, routing and the gap between the marketing site and the app.
Content that only exists after hydration
A page whose body is assembled client-side ships an empty shell in its HTML. Googlebot will usually render it eventually; ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude will not. View source — not the inspector — and confirm the words are there.
Metadata set after the page loads
Titles, descriptions and canonicals written by client-side code are frequently missed, and structured data injected through a script loader never reaches the server HTML at all. All of it belongs in the initial response.
Links that are click handlers
Navigation implemented as onClick rather than an anchor is invisible to a crawler. If a page can only be reached by a button, it can only be reached by a human.
The marketing site and the app sharing a domain
An app behind a login on the same domain generates large numbers of uncrawlable URLs. Keep them out of the index deliberately rather than leaving crawlers to discover the login wall.
Comparison and alternative pages competing with each other
A "vs competitor" page and an "alternatives to competitor" page serve one intent. Google picks one, and it is often the shallower. One URL per competitor intent.
Documentation outranking the product pages
Docs frequently earn the most traffic and convert the least. That is fine, provided the docs link into the product pages that answer the commercial question.
Trial and pricing pages with no structured data
Pricing pages carry the highest commercial intent on the site and usually the least markup. Product and Offer schema make the plans machine-readable.
One score, one verdict, one list to work through
Every audit lands as a report you can hand straight to whoever asked for it — a weighted score, a plain-English verdict, and issues ranked by the points each one costs. Export it as a PDF, share it as a link, or pull it through the API.
- On-page SEO74
- Performance48
- AI search31
- No llms.txt — AI engines can’t cite you−9
- LCP 4.1s on mobile−7
- Missing meta description on 12 pages−4
Common questions,
answered straight
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