AuditMe runs a 159-check SEO and AI-readiness audit on any URL in 60 seconds. Free plan with no signup; paid reports from $25. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AuditMe is a web-based SEO audit tool. A user pastes any public URL and receives a scored report in about 60 seconds, covering meta tags, Core Web Vitals, schema, content, links and other technical factors. The company describes it as an AI-powered SEO, GEO and AEO platform, with 159 checks across 16 dimensions.
It was built by Eduard Tymchenko, an SEO and SMM specialist who says he wanted a report that answers what to change today instead of a long document that gets filed away. Around the audit, the site adds 86 free tools, a REST API, an MCP server for AI agents and one-click WordPress fixes.
The process has three steps. You enter a URL, and AuditMe scans it the way Google, Bing and AI assistants would, with no login or setup. About a minute later you get a 12-section report with an executive summary, grades across 16 dimensions and prioritized fixes.
Speed data uses CrUX field data when it is available for the URL. The report labels the source of each performance value as lab, field, inferred or not captured. It closes with a 30-day action plan sorted by impact, so the critical issues come first.
The audit grades technical SEO, meta tags, links, schema, E-E-A-T, security headers, user experience, accessibility, content quality, performance and images. Each finding includes evidence, why it matters, the concrete fix, impact and confidence. The report also adds a priority map, a SERP preview and crawl and index status for robots.txt, sitemap and canonicals.
Newer layers cover AI/GEO readiness, AI search readiness and agent readiness as separate scores. For WordPress, AuditMe applies meta tags and schema over the REST API without a plugin. Other tools include a competitor view, score history, a content gap analyzer and an AI content detector.
AuditMe is a web-based SEO audit tool that scans any public URL and returns a scored report in about 60 seconds. It runs 159 checks across 16 dimensions, including meta tags, Core Web Vitals, schema, content, links and AI search readiness.
The free plan costs $0 and needs no account. A single-URL Report costs $25, an Expert audit of up to 50 pages costs $150, and the Agency plan costs $49 per month for 20 PDF reports, white-label covers and 3 seats.
Yes. Anonymous users get 1 free audit per day with no signup or credit card, and registered users get 2 per day. The free PDF carries a DEMO watermark, which a paid Report removes.
Yes. AuditMe can apply meta tags and schema to a WordPress site through the REST API, with no plugin. It also provides tailored recommendations for platform modes such as WordPress and Shopify.
Paid plans are paid through Payoneer, and a Payoneer account is not required. You pay using a reference from your order, then confirm on Telegram, where payments are verified manually.
Yes. Reports include AI/GEO readiness, AI search readiness and agent readiness as separate scores, each with per-signal breakdowns.
The Expert audit is refunded in full if the team misses a critical noindex or canonical issue on your money page. The Agency plan can be cancelled anytime, and for the Report you should contact support within 24 hours.
It suits site owners, freelancers, agencies and WordPress site managers who want a quick audit with a prioritized fix list. Agencies can use the Agency plan for white-label PDF reports.