How your pages arrive
Whether your pages are reachable and easy to receive.
OneClick Website Audit
Get a clear report about what visitors can see, what may need attention, and what to do next.
Reviewing your public page.
What you’ll get: a complete report with practical next steps.
Your preview
We look at up to five public pages and give you practical next steps.
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What we look at
We look at up to five public pages. We do not need a login, submit forms, or change your website.
Whether your pages are reachable and easy to receive.
The page details that help people understand your business.
Simple page signals that can make your site easier to use.
Basic public protections visible from your website.
What visitors can see about privacy and forms.
Public email and trust signals for your domain.
Services your public pages appear to use.
Whether visitors can find a clear next step.
Your report. $19.99 once.
Simple from the start
Share your public website address.
See a few things we found.
Pay $19.99 once for the complete report.
Our promise to your business
We diagnose, explain, prioritize, and verify. We never access or modify your website. Every paid audit includes one free rescan.
Customers or their own chosen professionals apply changes. Your report includes recommended remediation, not implementation services.
Straight answers
A complete audit is a one-time $19.99 payment. It is not a subscription. Checkout is securely hosted by Stripe.
Enter a public website address for a free preview. It checks one public page and shows a small set of visible findings. No login, password, or site access is required.
The complete audit reviews up to five public pages and organizes practical next steps from bounded public evidence: response and performance signals, search and metadata, accessibility-oriented signals, passive security-header signals, privacy and trust signals, domain and email trust, public technology implementation, and customer-journey signals. It does not inspect private dashboards, source repositories, payment accounts, customer records, authenticated flows, or server configuration.
No. OneClick Audit does not need a login, password, or account access. It only reviews public pages. We never change your website or access your account. Customers or their chosen professionals make any changes.
Warning deserves attention and human review, but it is not automatically a confirmed failure. Not checked means there is not enough supported public evidence. Not checked does not mean Fail. Info is a non-problem informational observation.
Yes. View the sample report at /sample-report.html to see the report format and examples of practical next steps. A sample is illustrative; your result is based on the public pages checked for your website.
Read the Refunds and errors policy at /refunds.html for the current rules. It covers service-side failures, completed digital reports, and verified duplicate payments. It does not make an automatic refund promise for dissatisfaction with an evidence-backed observation.
Submit a public HTTP or HTTPS website. Targets that are unavailable, authenticated, prohibited, oversized, or outside hard limits cannot be reviewed. OneClick Audit does not bypass access controls, credentials, challenges, or paywalls.
OneClick Audit is a bounded public-site review. It does not certify accessibility, WCAG, ADA, legal compliance, privacy compliance, security, rankings, revenue, or business outcomes. It is not legal advice or a penetration test, and it does not guarantee results.
Each completed paid audit includes one free rescan. It is limited to the same normalized domain, is available for 30 days after the completed paid audit, and is consumed only after results are durably accepted. Unavailable or non-comparable evidence is not claimed as fixed, regressed, or passed.
If a target is unavailable, authenticated, prohibited, oversized, or exceeds a hard limit, the audit stops instead of retrying without limit. OneClick Audit does not bypass access controls, credentials, challenges, or paywalls. A paid service-side failure is handled under the Refunds and errors policy.
Keep your order reference and review /refunds.html for the current order and error-handling policy. Automated support cannot look up orders, access payment details, issue refunds, or receive card numbers, passwords, or sensitive credentials. No inbound support address is published here because a working support route was not verified in the source.
Review the Privacy Policy at /privacy.html for current information-handling terms. Do not send passwords, card numbers, account credentials, or other sensitive information through automated support.
Quick answers from the public product information.