WebNova

SEO audits usually mean pulling reports from three different tools, cross-referencing them, and then explaining to a client why last month's rankings dipped. WebNova collapses that loop into a single AI-run audit that returns prioritized fixes and lets you export the whole thing white-labeled.

What WebNova actually does

WebNova is a website audit tool that scans your site's SEO, performance, security, and accessibility signals, then ranks the recommendations by impact so the fix list actually reflects what would move rankings.

• Run full-site SEO audits with prioritized recommendations

• Diagnose technical SEO: crawl errors, indexing issues, page-speed bottlenecks

• Map internal and external link structure to catch broken links

• Check image alt text and file weight for SEO and accessibility impact

• Analyze heading hierarchy from H1 to H6

• Compare your site side by side with competitors

• Track SEO scores over time to tie wins to specific changes you shipped

• Export white-label PDF reports for client handoff

How you actually use it

The workflow is short enough to run before a client call. Paste your website URL to kick off an audit, and the AI scans SEO, performance, security, and accessibility signals in a single pass. What comes back is a prioritized list of fixes with plain-English explanations of why each one matters, plus a running history so every time you apply a recommendation the before-and-after gets captured against your score.

Who it's built for

This one earns its keep for people who run more than one site. Freelancers producing monthly SEO reports for retainer clients can automate the busywork end of the workflow and spend the reclaimed hours on the actual fixes. In-house marketers at small companies who own SEO as a side responsibility can keep the audit cadence going without buying a full-stack Ahrefs or Semrush seat. Agencies pitching new clients can run a WebNova audit as the first exhibit in the discovery call and hand over the white-label PDF as proof of homework.

If you're a technical SEO working on a single flagship domain, WebNova probably duplicates whatever crawler you already own. Screaming Frog and a Search Console tab cover most of the same ground. The real value here is the multiplier. Audits and competitor tracking are both uncapped on the single tier, which is unusual. Most SEO tools cap either or both hard even at their paid tiers, so if you're regularly running audits across five, ten, or twenty sites, the per-audit cost math shifts sharply in your favor.

The single tier ships with unlimited audits, unlimited competitor tracking, team collaboration, historical tracking, and the white-label PDF export. At this price it's essentially a productized version of a report you'd otherwise assemble by hand. Grab it and run one client's site through it before you decide whether to fold it into your monthly workflow.