Audit your whole site, page by page
Enter a domain. We read your robots.txt and sitemap, fetch up to 50 pages, run the technical checks, and ask Jev what a checklist cannot: is the page actually helpful, specific, easy to cite, and does the title fit what is on it? You get a score, a ranked fix list and an export.
How it works
- 1
Find the pages
We read the homepage, robots.txt and sitemap. This step is free. Pages that robots.txt disallows are never fetched.
- 2
Pick and run
Choose which pages to audit and see the credit cost first. Each page costs 3 credits. A page that cannot be fetched is free, and a failed judgment is refunded.
- 3
Read and export
A score, a ranked list of fixes with the affected pages, and a Markdown or CSV export.
3 credits per audited page. 30 pages is 90 credits. New accounts start with 200 free credits.
Jev's judgments are probabilities. We only report a problem when Jev is confident, so a clean report does not mean a perfect site. Treat the findings as a to-do list to check, not a verdict.
Pages are fetched by our server with the user agent JevStationAuditBot and we respect robots.txt. We do not store page text. Only the URL and Jev's scores are kept in your usage history, and the report stays in your browser.