Whole-site scans
How is a whole-site scan different from a single-page audit?
A whole-site scan inventories shared structural issues across multiple public pages and saves historical snapshots. A single-page audit examines every SEO, GEO, AI, and technical-trust check for one URL and provides detailed optimization guidance.
Key points
- The scan starts from the project homepage and sitemap, follows same-domain HTML pages up to the configured limit, and summarizes duplicate metadata, broken pages, orphan pages, and canonical conflicts.
- Use it before a redesign, after a release, or on a weekly or monthly schedule to detect regressions and compare site-level scores.
- After finding an important page, run a single-page audit for its complete checks and recommendations. The two workflows cover batch discovery and page-level investigation.