What Webudit is best for
Disclosure first: Webudit is operated by the same team that runs Every AI Finder, so treat this entry as a self-listing rather than an independent assessment. What it does: you paste a URL, it renders the page in a real browser and returns a 0 to 100 score in seven categories plus an overall weighted average, with no account needed for the first three audits each month. The distinguishing choice is that every finding is the literal evidence string the scoring rule emitted - for example that a meta description is 45 characters when 70 to 160 displays best, or that zero of three images carry an alt attribute - rather than marketing prose. The methodology page is generated from the same constants the scorer uses and publishes the weights: SEO and Speed 20 percent each, Accessibility 15, UI Quality and UX Quality 12 each, Conversion 11, Mobile 10. SEO, speed, accessibility, mobile and conversion are deterministic checks built on Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals field data and axe-core; UI and UX quality are AI judgements of the rendered screenshot against a fixed rubric at temperature zero, and the site says repeated runs produce identical scores. A category that cannot be measured is excluded from the average rather than scored as zero. Each report also produces an AUDIT.md brief written to be handed to a coding agent such as Claude Code or Codex. Plans are Free with 3 audits a month and the full unblurred report, Pro at $19 a month for 50 audits with history and score-over-time, and Business at $79 for 250 audits with a priority queue. A credit is refunded automatically when an audit fails. The company runs the tool on its own homepage and publishes the result, including the findings it has not yet fixed. The interface is English only.
- You can check every finding yourself because the report shows the observation, not just a number - useful when you disagree with a score
- The methodology and weights are public and generated from the scorer itself, so they cannot drift from what actually runs
- The AUDIT.md brief turns a report into a task list a coding agent can act on directly
- The free tier gives the whole report with nothing blurred, and a failed audit refunds its credit automatically
- It respects robots.txt and does not bypass bot protection, which keeps its use defensible on client sites
- This tool is operated by the team that runs Every AI Finder. It is listed here because it fits the category, but the entry is not an independent review and no hands-on scoring was applied to it
- It audits one page at a time, not a whole site; there is no crawl, so a multi-page property means multiple credits
- UI Quality and UX Quality are model judgements against a rubric; the site says they are consistent, but consistent is not the same as correct, and it admits they will not always agree with you
- Speed depends on Google PageSpeed Insights being reachable; when it is not, that category is simply missing from the score
- Unused audits do not roll over, and the 3-a-month free allowance is tight for anyone iterating on a page
- English-only interface and reports, and its own published self-audit notes that trust signals such as a named operator are still thin