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Auditplane reads any website the way a visitor would, and tells you which jobs the site is doing on its own: capturing an email, following up, taking the sale, showing proof, keeping score. It's free, there's no sign-up, and it takes about fifteen seconds.
Paste the address. Then three numbers: how many people visit in a month, what an average sale is worth, and what happens today after someone signs up or buys. Rough numbers are fine; the report says what it assumed. We'll run it on our own site.
Here's the scorecard. Twelve checks in four groups: capture, follow up, sell, keep. Each one has passed, is a gap, or is marked Check when the scan couldn't see enough to say. The gaps add up to a monthly figure in your own numbers, and the one thing to automate first is named at the top. For us, it's proof: no reviews on the page.
Open any row and the working is shown, so you can see exactly how the money was arrived at, and the fix is one sentence. Every gap opens the app that closes it, with what the audit found already filled in. Several of those apps are free to start.
A few seconds later the plain-English version arrives: where the site stands, why each gap matters for this particular business, and a first follow-up email you could send to a new lead today.
Keep the report with a link that rebuilds it, print it for a client, or put their name on it before you start. That's Auditplane: free, honest about what it can't see, and pointed at what to do next.
How it works
Three steps, all free
Paste an address
Any public website, yours or a client's, plus visitors a month, an average sale and what happens after a sign-up today. Rough numbers are fine.
Read the scorecard
Twelve checks across capture, follow-up, selling and keeping. Every gap is priced in your numbers with the working shown, and the one thing to automate first is named.
Open the fix
Each gap opens the app that closes it, with the findings filled in. Several are free to start. Keep the report with a link, or print it for a client.
How it reads a site
Auditplane fetches the home page and up to three pages it links to (pricing, contact, a free offer, the blog) and looks for what a visitor could do there: leave an email, book, pay, watch, read a review. It recognises the common email tools, booking calendars, checkouts, video players, analytics and community platforms. It cannot see inside your email tool, so what happens after a sign-up comes from your answer, and anything it could not see is marked Check rather than guessed. The money is a round, conservative benchmark worked out in your numbers; the working is shown on every row.
Prefer the pen-and-paper version? The 5-Minute Automation Audit worksheet scores the tasks on your desk the same way this scores your site.