The basics every site should get right
Padlocks, email records, a working sitemap, one clean address. Nobody notices them until they break. AuditCrow checks the fundamentals and keeps checking.
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What AuditCrow checks
- A valid, in-date security certificate
- Everything on the page loading securely
- Browsers told to always use the secure version
- SPF, DMARC and DKIM email records
- A working robots.txt and sitemap
- One clean version of your web address
- Security headers
- Uptime between audits
Your next best move
DeliverabilityPublish an SPF record for your domain
- Why now.
- Without one, your invoices and replies are more likely to land in spam.
- Expected result.
- Better delivery for email from your domain.
- Effort: 15 minutes
- Owner: Whoever manages your domain
- Verified live when done
The free scan and the platform
The free scan is one page, your first taste of how AuditCrow thinks. The platform audits the whole site and keeps watching it.
Free page scan
One page, no signup
- Certificate, secure loading and HSTS
- SPF and DMARC records
- Robots.txt, sitemap and one clean address
AuditCrow platform
Your whole site, kept watched
- DKIM and security headers
- Uptime checks throughout the day
- Certificate expiry warnings before they bite
- Alerts when something that worked stops working
The data behind it
- Live
WordPress plugin
Instant site verification, a read-back of your setup and real-visitor speed readings from your own pages.
Common questions
Built for how you work
Keep reading
- Technical SEOIndexing, crawlability, structured data and search fundamentals, ranked.
- Site speedWhy your site is slow, the heavy files behind it, and what to fix first.
- AccessibilityBarriers that stop people using your site, with fixes in plain English.
From the blog
- HTTPS and Security Headers: The Trust Signals Most Sites Get WrongThe padlock icon is just the start. Here's what HTTPS and security headers actually protect - and why Google and visitors both care.
- What Is a Website Security Audit? A Plain-English GuideA website security audit checks your site for weaknesses an attacker could exploit. Here's what it covers, what you can check yourself, and when to call in a professional.
- www vs non-www: Why It Doesn't Matter Which You Pick, But It Matters That You Pickwww.example.com and example.com look identical to a visitor and are treated as completely different URLs by search engines. Neither version is better for SEO. Leaving both reachable at once is what actually costs you.
Start with one page. Then let AuditCrow watch the rest.
Scan a page free to see how AuditCrow thinks. When you want the whole site, your data and a plan to work from, move into the platform.
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