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Free website audit

An AI agent tests your website like a real visitor.

Most audit tools read your code and hand you a score. Your own AI agent uses the page: it taps, scrolls, tabs through every control and opens every panel, then shows you each problem with a screenshot and the exact fix. Free.

  • Free, no account needed
  • Real-visitor speed in seconds
  • Then a full audit by your agent

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Real findings from UX Robot’s audits of websites you know.

Your agent, testing like a visitor

Agent log

Airbnb

55
WCAG 2.2of 55
50
Usabilityof 50
41
Searchof 41
6
Problems

UX Robot’s audit of Airbnb’s home page. Audited 22 October 2026 on a desktop. Read the full audit

How it works

From your address to every fix, in minutes.

  1. 01 · In seconds

    How fast it is for real visitors

    Chrome’s real-visitor speed for your page, and a Lighthouse test on a phone, before you even sign up.

  2. 02 · Then, free

    Your agent audits it by hand

    All 55 WCAG 2.2 criteria, 50 usability checks and 41 search checks from Google’s own guidance, on your own computer, while you watch.

  3. 03 · Your report

    Every problem, worst first

    Each with a screenshot, its severity and the exact fix, ready to hand to your team. Connect GA4 and Search Console to see the page’s real traffic beside it.

More than a score

A grader gives you a score. Your agent gives you the fix.

A score says something is wrong. An audit shows you what, where and how to fix it, and weighs each problem by your own traffic when you connect GA4 and Search Console.

What your agent found on nike.com

Nike’s product rows show photos, with no names or prices.

The home page’s product rows show each jersey, jacket and T-shirt as a photo alone, so a shopper has to open every one to learn what it is and what it costs, and a screen reader announces each of the 24 product links only as “link”.

  1. Home page
  2. Product row
  3. Swiped along
  4. No name or price

On a 390 × 844 phone, 22 October 2026

Nike’s home page on a phone: a row of product photos, a Tampa Bay Rays jersey and the edge of the next product, with no names or prices.
Medium Usability

Products show no name or price

Fix Show each product’s name and price under its photo.

55

WCAG 2.2 criteria

Every level A and AA criterion, checked in the browser by your agent.

A grader: Automated, about a third of barriers

50

Usability checks

Can visitors find it, understand it, decide, act and recover from mistakes?

A grader: None

41

Search checks

From Google’s own guidance, updated every week as Google changes it.

A grader: Generic tips from the HTML

Uses the page like a visitor

It taps, swipes, presses Tab and opens every panel, the way your visitors do.

A grader: No, it only reads the HTML

Your real traffic and searches

Connect GA4 and Search Console and each problem is weighed by the visits it affects.

A grader: No

The fix, not a number

Every problem with a marked screenshot, its severity and exactly what to change.

A grader: A score

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Audit the page your customers need most, today.

5 page audits a month, free, with no card. You need an AI agent that can use a browser, such as Claude Code with Claude in Chrome, or Codex. No agent? Invite your developer during set-up. We recommend GPT-5.6 and higher or Claude Opus 5.5 and higher.

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