Send us your URL. We send back the list of what is actually broken.
- Up to 60 pages read the way a search engine reads them
- Whether AI answer engines can read you at all: we check
robots.txtagainst 16 crawlers, including GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot - Email DNS, accessibility and conversion, not just SEO
- Every finding carries the raw observation it came from, so you can check it before you act on it
The button opens an email to info@quintessentianetwork.com with your URL filled in; if nothing opens, write to that address. We need your URL, your market (city and country) and one sentence about what you sell. We never ask for logins to your site, your analytics or your ad accounts.
Two measurements, and the gap between them.
The $149 audit is a document, not a dashboard login: the raw evidence is attached, so you can hand it to any developer and they can act on it without talking to us. The self-serve app shows the same evidence on screen.
What your market searches
We pull live suggestion data for your category and city, strip the noise (job-seekers, other provinces, retail intent) and keep only phrases a buyer types.
What your site actually says
We read your pages the way a crawler does, and more than the homepage: service pages first. The crawl is capped at 60 pages and the report tells you when a site hit that cap.
The gap between the two
The phrases with real demand that you have no page for, with the ones a page of yours already names in its title, headings, description or address marked as covered, so you can see the difference. The gap list reads your pages, not your rankings.
One finding from a real audit, as it was delivered.
From the audit we ran on quintarthai.com, a site we own, on 29 August 2026. The raw observation sits above the fix, so you can check it before you act on it.
