PROCORA / SITE AUDIT
Understand your website.
Start with your website address
Up to 10 public HTML pages. Specific findings, supporting evidence and prioritised next steps.
Up to 10 public pages · Usually under 2 minutes · No account or payment
View your report here. Email delivery and marketing are optional. Marketing requires email confirmation.
Inspect
Titles, content, links and indexing signals in the readable sample.
Understand
See the affected pages and distinguish observations from AI suggestions.
Prioritise
Choose an action and verify its result. Rankings and traffic are never guessed.
Local scans use a separate data provider and a stable business identity. They complement the website audit.
Data sources, retention and privacy
Optional local measurements and maps
A local scan sends your selected business Place ID, keyword, country/language and scan coordinates to DataForSEO. A business lookup sends the name/city you enter to Google Places. It does not send your report email or your Search Console grant to these services. A Google basemap loads only when requested and connects your browser to Google. No personal device geolocation is requested.
Saved local snapshots belong to your authenticated project, are available for 29 days and are removed by hourly maintenance and project deletion. This does not extend anonymous website reports, which expire within 24 hours. Google lookup names remain transient; your saved business label is entered by you. Exports require existing report permissions and approved provider rights; third-party map imagery is not included.
Use of the optional Google Maps features is subject to Google Maps Terms of Service and Google Privacy Policy. Procora privacy policy.
Free AI audit for your business
Understand your website and the tasks where AI could help. Start with your web address to get specific findings and suggested next steps.
Specific website findings
Titles, contact paths, links and readable information.
Business opportunities
Choose one repeated task worth investigating.
A report you can use
Prioritised next steps, sources and paid PDF download.
Three steps from website to next action
- Enter a public website address. Optionally add email for a delivered copy. No account or password.
- Review website findings, possible AI tasks and scanned pages.
- Verify one finding and choose one task for a bounded trial.
What is an AI audit?
An AI audit helps you decide where artificial intelligence could support your business. Procora starts with what a visitor can see on your website: services, contact options and the path from interest to enquiry. The report combines verifiable website findings with possible administrative workflows. It gives you a starting point for choosing one task to investigate further.
Website checks with specific findings
The tool checks page titles, meta descriptions, main headings, canonical links, image alternatives and readable structured data. It also reviews indexing signals, sitemap availability and broken internal links within the pages actually scanned. A finding explains the observation, a possible action and how to verify a change. Missing information and incomplete coverage remain visible in the report.
Find relevant tasks for AI and automation
Public website information can suggest tasks such as organising enquiries, preparing responses for review or drafting quotation follow-up. You need to confirm these suggestions. The tool cannot see your inbox, systems or internal workflows. You can add your industry and assumptions to make the next step more relevant. An opportunity does not establish that an integration or service is already available.
How to use your report
Start with a finding that affects a customer's next step, such as a broken contact link. Verify it on the identified page and agree who will fix it. Then choose one repeated administrative task and describe the current process, who approves the result and when the work is finished. Use the interactive report for a discussion with your team or adviser. PDF downloads require a paid audit.
Example: from enquiry to follow-up
A service business receives repeated questions about its services and availability. An audit can help identify unclear contact routes and suggest a bounded workflow: capture the enquiry, collect the necessary details and have a team member approve the next response. If quotations regularly need follow-up, a draft reminder might be a suitable pilot. This is an illustrative example; the audit only emails the report you request and changes none of your customer records.
Explore potential time savings
The report lets you enter your own figures for one workflow: task volume, time per task, expected reduction, review time and maintenance. The calculation subtracts review and maintenance from potential time savings. An optional hourly value expresses the time's value before implementation and running costs. The result can be negative. It is a scenario based on your assumptions, not a promise of savings or revenue.
Method, coverage and limitations
The audit reads up to 10 public HTML pages on the same website and respects its robots rules. It does not run page scripts or open logged-in areas, patient sections or checkout flows. Content rendered only through JavaScript may therefore be missing. The report lists scanned pages and skips. It does not measure Core Web Vitals, Google rankings, complete accessibility or cybersecurity and does not replace a manual SEO or security review.
Your information and report
Start with a public website address and read and explore your report without an account or email. For an emailed copy, optionally add your address and acknowledge the privacy policy. Marketing is a separate, optional choice with email confirmation and unsubscribe; your report is delivered without marketing consent. The email contains a private report link without attachments. Free reports are read on the website; every paid audit tier includes PDF downloads. Your report is privately accessible in the browser tab where you start it and retained for at most 24 hours; a restart may shorten this period. You can cancel or delete it. Your calculation inputs are sent to the server only when you choose to save a scenario version; they expire with the report. Public observations may be reused for up to an hour. Do not enter sensitive information or addresses containing passwords.
Which figures need your Google connection?
The public audit can read website content, but not your private search figures. In your private workspace you can authorise read-only Search Console access, select a property matching your website and fetch the search observations actually returned. Read clicks, impressions, CTR and average position with their period, filters and coverage. Average position is not a live rank for every search. A missing connection or missing rows does not mean zero traffic. Google Analytics, advertising spend, revenue and backlinks are separate data sources and cannot be inferred from Search Console.
SEO, AEO and GEO: what can you conclude?
Here, SEO concerns search engines reaching and understanding the sampled pages. AEO concerns making specific answers easy to find and verify. GEO describes content suitability for generative answers. A clear heading, direct answer and source can help readers in all three contexts, but do not prove a mention in ChatGPT, Gemini or Google AI answers. Report content observations inform improvements; actual AI visibility needs separate measurements identifying the provider, prompt and date.
Choose one correction and verify the result
First prioritise a verified issue blocking the next action, such as a broken contact link. Save the source URL, observation and owner, update the page and inspect the public result. Repeat the review with equivalent scope. Charts show the available evidence only; a passed check or zero findings is not a site-wide quality certification. Then assess relevant search data over a comparable period, accounting for seasonality, campaigns and other changes. No audit can promise a first place on Google.
Explore an example and prepare your next step
Frequently asked questions about AI audits
Is the AI audit free?
Yes. The check of up to 10 public pages requires no account, payment or email. An email address is needed only for an emailed copy. Marketing is optional. Scan limits apply. Consulting is agreed separately.
Is this an SEO audit or an AI audit?
It combines selected technical website checks with possible administrative AI tasks. It is not a complete SEO audit, keyword analysis or review of all your business systems.
Can a small business use it?
Yes. Start with a public website and one repeated task. Service businesses, shops and clinics can use the report to prepare a discussion of their needs. Professional decisions, treatment and sensitive information require a separate assessment.
Does the tool change my website?
No. It reads public content and provides suggestions. It installs nothing, publishes no knowledge base and sends no customer messages. You choose the next action.
Why could some pages not be checked?
Robots rules, slow responses, redirects, page formats and scan limits can restrict coverage. Check the coverage section before interpreting your results. No findings does not mean that the entire website is free of issues.
What happens after the audit?
Verify the findings, choose one task and agree responsibilities, access and approval. Procora also offers AI consulting to review your actual workflow and constraints before agreeing a pilot.
From a free overview to a practical plan
A public website only tells part of the story. During AI consulting, we review the task with your team, clarify data sources and approvals and agree a pilot with clear goals. Start with your report and bring it to the discussion.
Prepared by Procora. Updated 9 October 2026. About the company · Privacy policy