StoreCheckup — Website Audit & PDF Reports

Review a public website page with clear, dated evidence before deciding what to improve. Use it on business websites, blogs, service pages, SaaS websites and ecommerce stores. Product-data checks appear where relevant Product structured data is present; other websites are not penalised for lacking product markup. StoreCheckup checks the page you choose to audit. It separates potential blockers, observations worth reviewing, smaller improvements and incomplete checks. Results stay scoped to the page and public resources actually checked. WHAT THIS PREVIEW DOES • Three free completed public-page audits. Incomplete audits do not use an allowance. • Checks public HTML, search-crawler robots rules, indexing directives, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical links, sitemap XML and structured-data presence. • Reviews rendered control names and image display sizes, with automated flags clearly marked for manual confirmation. • Keeps a local report library with Markdown and JSON exports. • Offers a separately initiated Google PageSpeed request or local Lighthouse JSON import. Availability and Google quotas apply. • Lets you review a visible-page screenshot before saving it to your report. FREE AND PRO STATUS This is a limited preview. Professional PDF export, agency branding and outreach controls are being prepared for a future paid Pro licence. Pro checkout and commercial licence issuance are not active. No payment is taken, and this listing does not promise that Pro can currently be purchased or activated. PRIVACY AND CONTROL Start each audit yourself. StoreCheckup does not passively collect browsing activity. Reports and presentation settings are stored in your browser profile. Optional Google checks share the chosen public URL with Google after a separate action. There is no automatic email sending or background sales outreach. UNDERSTAND THE SCOPE This is a current-page evidence sample, not a full-site crawl, security certification or complete accessibility audit. A robots rule does not prove actual crawler access, search indexing or AI citations. Lab performance and real-user measurements describe different conditions. Confirm automated observations before changing a live store. Use a public homepage, article, service, category or product page. Account, checkout, payment and administrative pages are excluded.