Website audit
Content and HTML signals, navigation, accessibility observations, public DNS/IP hints and repeated latency samples.
DIGITAL DUE DILIGENCE, WITH RECEIPTS
Clear evidence for the decisions behind your website and codebase. No mystery scores. No promises of perfect compliance. Just observations you can inspect, and next steps you can act on.
START WITH A SMALLER QUESTION
Select local source. See languages, non-generated code, testing and branching signals. Adjust hourly rates and throughput to explore a defensible scenario—not a market valuation.
Open the free estimator ↗Exclude dependencies, generated output and common secret filenames.
Editable USD rates. Explicit effort model. No invented precision.
Download aggregate results locally. No account or server retention.
WHEN YOU NEED EVIDENCE
Bounded, read-only scopes. Findings with observations, limitations and suggested actions.
Content and HTML signals, navigation, accessibility observations, public DNS/IP hints and repeated latency samples.
A bounded public commit snapshot. Static evidence checks and traceable source references—not a claim of exhaustive security coverage.
Project-scoped MCP credentials for audit history, reports and requests. Custom-header client support and live acceptance are still required.
Proposed per-audit price · focused snapshot
Proposed per-audit price · broader bounded scope
Checkout, wallet deductions and paid execution remain disabled. The rebuild estimator is a separate, genuinely free tool.
A report, not a score
studio.example.test/contact
Observed: one input has no associated label or accessible name.
Example content only. Findings depend on the actual page or commit and are presented with evidence and limitations.
THE STANDARD
We explain what was inspected and what the evidence supports. No guarantee of perfect correctness or comprehensive legal compliance.
The rebuild estimate runs in your browser. No source upload, server-side retention or unrelated training use.
Audit reports are designed for remediation and a scoped re-audit. Third-party reputation and breach checks remain explicitly labelled follow-ups.