Performance
The audit checks mobile and desktop Lighthouse data separately, then highlights speed, rendering, and interaction issues that can slow down a real visitor.
Free Website Audit
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Performance, SEO and AI-search readiness
Website audit overview
What does the free website audit check?
Rohini's free website audit evaluates performance, SEO, accessibility, best practices, technical health, and AI-search readiness for a submitted public webpage. It combines automated checks with contextual page-type analysis so the report stays useful without pretending that every website should follow the exact same structure.
SEO
The audit reviews title tags, descriptions, canonicals, indexability, headings, internal linking, structured data, and render visibility for search crawlers.
Accessibility
The audit looks for form labels, contrast, semantic structure, keyboard-related issues, and common accessibility gaps that automated checks can detect.
Technical health
The audit checks HTTPS, redirects, viewport behavior, crawl access, broken resources, rendering evidence, and other technical conditions that affect reliability.
AI-search readiness
The audit looks for crawlable content, structured information, entity clarity, answer-first signals, and public technical evidence that answer engines can understand.
Contextual scoring
The score adjusts for page type, excludes unavailable checks from direct penalties, and separates lab data from field data instead of treating every website the same way.
Methodology
How the website health score works
The score is contextual. Page type matters, mobile and desktop performance are assessed separately, and unavailable checks are not automatically treated as website failures.
Lab performance data and field performance data are shown as different sources. Audit completeness is also separate from website quality, because a partial audit can still produce useful evidence while some signals remain unavailable or require manual review.
The report is designed to be practical guidance. It does not guarantee Google rankings, AI citations, legal accessibility compliance, or business outcomes.
Important context
Why some checks may be unavailable
Some websites restrict automated access, some third-party sources may time out, and some field data can be missing when a URL does not have enough eligible real-user history.
That is why Rohini separates passed, warning, failed, unavailable, not-applicable, and manual-review states instead of collapsing everything into a single simplistic rule.
Submitted URLs are checked against publicly accessible technical data. Rohini does not publish submitted audit results unless an explicit sharing feature is used.
Who this is for
Who this tool is for
This audit is useful when you need a fast technical snapshot before planning improvements, redesign work, SEO cleanup, migration, or performance fixes.
Business owners
Startup founders
Developers
Marketing teams
Agencies
Website managers
Frequently asked
Questions people usually ask before running an audit
What is a website health check?
A website health check evaluates technical and content-related signals that affect performance, search visibility, accessibility, maintainability, and machine understanding.
Is the audit really free?
Yes. The initial automated audit is free. If you request a detailed report or implementation help, Rohini can follow up separately.
What does the audit test?
It tests performance, SEO, accessibility, best practices, technical health, and AI-search readiness for a public webpage that can be fetched safely.
Does the audit test both mobile and desktop?
Yes. You can run mobile, desktop, or both. When both is selected, the tool performs two separate analyses and compares them in the report.
What is AI-search readiness?
AI-search readiness is a diagnostic view of whether public content is crawlable, clearly structured, attributable, understandable, and easy for answer engines to reference. It is not a guarantee of inclusion or citation.
Does a high score guarantee better Google rankings?
No. Rankings depend on many factors including relevance, authority, competition, content quality, user experience, and search intent. The audit is guidance, not a ranking guarantee.
Why might some checks be unavailable?
Third-party APIs, blocked pages, insufficient field data, rate limits, anti-bot systems, or restricted rendering can produce partial results. Unavailable checks are reported separately from actual website failures.
Can this audit replace a manual technical review?
No. Automated testing cannot fully evaluate business logic, UX quality, architecture, security design, content strategy, or complete accessibility compliance.
How often should I audit my website?
A good baseline is after major launches, redesigns, SEO changes, or performance incidents. Regular checks are useful when the site changes frequently.
Can Rohini help fix the issues found in the report?
Yes. Rohini can help turn the findings into a practical implementation plan for websites, portals, dashboards, custom applications, and AI-powered business tools.
Related next steps
Found issues you want help fixing?
Rohini can turn the audit findings into a practical improvement plan for your website, application, or digital product, then help scope the fixes, performance work, SEO cleanup, and technical implementation.