Site AI Audit Plans Compared: Free, Monitor, Business, Agency

Short answer: Site AI Audit has four plans. The Free plan gives one check per website, up to 50 pages, with every finding and full instructions for the top three issues. Monitor costs €9 a month for one website with up to 1,000 pages, unlimited re-checks and weekly monitoring. Business costs €29 for five websites and up to 10,000 pages, and Agency costs €79 for 25 websites with your own logo on reports. Prices are in euros without VAT, according to the pricing page.

Start with the free check

Every website gets one free check. You enter the address, wait about one to two minutes and receive a score out of 100 with every finding, plus full how-to-fix instructions for the three most important ones. The crawl covers up to 50 pages. There is no card and no sign-up needed for the check itself, and the saved report stays available. If you want a step-by-step walk-through, see the guide to running a free website check.

The free check answers a simple question: where does my site stand? It is enough for a small brochure site, for a first look at a client’s website or for deciding whether a deeper audit is worth it. What it does not do is let you check again after you fix something, and it does not watch your site for you. For that you need a paid plan.

Monitor: one website, watched every week

Monitor is aimed at a single website that matters to your business. According to the pricing page it includes:

• 1 website, up to 1,000 pages per audit.
• The full report with every detail and the affected pages.
• Unlimited re-checks, so that you can confirm each fix.
• 1 background check at once.
• Weekly monitoring, with e-mail alerts when something breaks.
• A PDF report.

The point of this plan is to move from a single snapshot to a routine. A certificate that expires, a page that starts returning an error or an e-mail record that disappears after a change at the host are exactly the sort of problems that appear silently. The article on monitoring and alerts explains what is checked and what a typical alert looks like.

Business: several sites and a team

Business includes everything in Monitor and raises the limits. It covers 5 websites and up to 10,000 pages per audit, runs 2 background checks at once and adds daily SSL and e-mail checks, alerts to your team and report history with trends. It suits a company with a main site, a shop and a few smaller sites, or a person responsible for several small businesses.

The history is useful for a reason that is easy to underestimate. A single score tells you little, but a line that rises after each round of fixes shows that your work has an effect, and a line that drops shows that something changed. That helps when you must explain the result to a manager or a client.

Agency: audits under your brand

Agency includes everything in Business and covers 25 websites. It runs 10 background checks at once, puts your logo on reports, adds an embeddable audit form for lead generation and includes priority support. It is meant for agencies, freelancers and consultants who look after other people’s sites. The article on Site AI Audit for agencies shows a practical routine for managing many clients.

Side-by-side comparison

The numbers come from the pricing page at the time of writing. Check the page for the current plans before you decide, since limits and prices can change.

How to choose

1. Do you just want to know where you stand? Use the free check. Read the report, fix the top three issues using the instructions and see whether that is enough.
2. Do you want to check again after fixing? Without re-checks you cannot confirm a fix, so choose Monitor. This is the most common reason to upgrade.
3. Do you want to be warned when something breaks? Monitoring and alerts begin with Monitor. If a failing certificate or a broken contact page would cost you customers, this is worth more than the audit itself.
4. Do you run more than one website or a bigger one? Business covers five sites and up to 10,000 pages. Count pages honestly: a shop with product pages, categories and a blog can exceed 1,000 quickly.
5. Do you work for clients? Agency adds your logo and the lead form, and it allows many parallel checks.

Which limits you will hit first

Most people outgrow a plan for one of three reasons. The first is pages: a blog that has published for a few years, or a shop with many product variants, passes 1,000 pages sooner than expected. Count the URLs in your sitemap to get a realistic number. The second is the number of websites: a company that adds a landing page domain, a staging copy or a second brand reaches the limit of one quickly. The third is the need for alerts to a team rather than a single person, which is where daily SSL and e-mail checks and team alerts in Business become useful. If none of these applies, the lower plan is probably enough, and you can always move up later without losing your saved reports.

It also helps to think about who reads the results. A PDF report is easier to forward to a manager or a developer than a link to a dashboard. History and trends help when more than one person works on the site, since everybody can see what changed and when. Choose the plan that matches the people who will act on the findings, not only the number of pages.

Paying, cancelling and yearly billing

You can pay by card, PayPal, bank transfer, Western Union or MoneyGram. Yearly billing gives two months free, and you can cancel any time. Prices are shown in euros without VAT, so taxes are added where they apply. A free account keeps your reports in one place, and upgrading later takes one click, so there is no need to decide before you have seen your first report.

A worked example

A dentist with a six-page website runs the free check and receives a score of 68 with eleven findings. Two of them are critical: the certificate expires in nine days and no DMARC record exists. The instructions for the top three issues are enough to fix those within an afternoon, with some help from the web designer. Because re-checks are only in paid plans, the dentist upgrades to Monitor for a month to confirm that the findings are gone, and keeps it because the weekly check later catches a contact form that stopped working after a plugin update. The cost is €9 a month, and the saved customer enquiries pay for it. A shop with 3,000 products would start straight at Business, because the page limit of Monitor would cut the crawl short.

One more point before you decide. All plans use the same method. SiteAuditBot checks your website from the outside, the way visitors and search engines see it, with about three requests per second and respect for your robots.txt rules. Nothing needs to be installed. Nothing in the method changes between Free and Agency. A higher plan gives you more depth, more history and more automation, not a different kind of check. If you would rather have someone else make the fixes, the report offers a “Fix it for me” button that sends you an estimate from Internet Solutions.

The quickest way to choose is to look at your own report. Run a free check of your website, read the findings and then compare the plans on the pricing page. The guide to reading your report explains the score and the four areas.

Whatever you choose, read the report before you act on it. The score is a guide to priorities, not a verdict, and a site with a score in the 80s can still have one critical problem that deserves attention today. Fix critical findings first, then warnings, and leave small notices for a quiet afternoon. If a finding is unclear, the explanation in the report says why it matters and how to correct it in plain words.

Related reading

• How to Run a Free Website Check With Site AI Audit
• Site AI Audit Monitoring: Weekly Checks and Email Alerts
• Site AI Audit for Agencies: Client Reports With Your Logo
• How Often Should You Audit Your Website’s SEO?

The bottom line

Start with the free check, because it costs nothing and shows your real problems. Move to Monitor when you want re-checks and weekly watching, to Business when you manage several or larger sites, and to Agency when you report to clients under your own brand.

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Is the free check really free?

Yes. Every website gets one free check with the score, every finding and full instructions for the three most important ones. No card and no sign-up are needed.

Why is there only one free check per website?

A full crawl costs real server time. The saved report remains available, and paid plans add re-checks and monitoring.

Can I change plans later?

You can upgrade from your account, and you can cancel at any time. Start with a free account so that your reports are saved before you decide.

Are the prices with VAT?

No. The prices on the pricing page are in euros without VAT.

Which payment methods are accepted?

Card, PayPal, bank transfer, Western Union and MoneyGram. Yearly billing gives two months free.