Neogenio crawls your pages, checks each one against a fixed set of on page and technical rules, and hands you an ordered list of what to fix first. Not a wall of warnings.
Most tools compete on how many issues they can find. This one competes on which three you should fix first.
Issues are ranked by what they cost you, so the list starts with the things worth doing rather than the things easiest to count.
Every crawled page gets its own score and its own findings, so you know exactly where to go.
Export a branded PDF with your logo and colours, ready to hand to a client without editing.
Point it at a site and read the result.
Enter the site, set how many pages to cover, and start. Your plan sets the page cap.
Site and page scores appear with the findings grouped by type and severity.
Work the list, then re-run the audit to confirm the score moved.
Scores, a prioritised fix list, and a report you can send.
One number for the site and one for each page, computed from the same rules every time.
Grouped by type, ordered by impact, with the affected URLs attached.
A branded PDF with your logo and palette, generated from the same data.
One number for the site and one for each page, computed from the same rules every time.
Grouped by type, ordered by impact, with the affected URLs attached.
A branded PDF with your logo and palette, generated from the same data.
Page scores, Comparable runs and History.
Your plan sets both the number of audits per month and the maximum pages per audit. Both are shown before you start.
Both. On page factors sit alongside technical checks, and each finding says which it is.
Yes, for crawling and scoring. Automatic fixes need a connection to the site.
Monthly for a stable site, or after any significant change. Re-running immediately after a fix confirms it worked.
Yes, with the logo and colours from your Brand Kit, so it can go to a client as it is.
The audit scores your site. Competitor comparison lives in Competitor Analysis.
Run an audit, read the ordered list, and fix the three that matter.