Find the issues keeping your site from being seen and converting.

Faultry audits the crawl, trust, and UX issues that hide your site from search and AI systems, then shows which discoverability leaks, trust gaps, and conversion blockers deserve attention first.

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Business proof

Across hundreds of Faultry Team in-house analyses run manually before launch, the same pattern kept showing up: discoverability, trust, and mobile UX issues stack before founders can name what is dragging growth.

Transport and DNS security issues kept surfacing in internal pre-launch reviews.
Recurring trust gap
Mobile usability issues kept showing conversion risk before teams noticed them.
Repeated mobile blocker
AI discoverability gaps kept hiding pages from crawlers and answer engines.
Common AI visibility miss

These public proof notes come from Faultry Team manual in-house testing and curated anonymized examples. We do not mine private customer audits for marketing statistics, and customer reports stay private by default unless the owner explicitly flags or shares them. See audit report examples.

Start with the free audit

Paste your URL to see the grade, the failing areas, and which issues are most likely to hurt discoverability, trust, or conversions before you spend time guessing.

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What the free audit does

Shows your grade, the areas failing, and which categories are most likely to hurt discoverability, trust, or conversions.

What the $9 unlock does

Adds the evidence, prioritization, implementation guidance, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days that turn a warning into a fix plan.

Your audit is private by default. If you flag a report, admin can review that specific report.

Unlock implementation-level fixes, evidence, and AI analysis for $9 per report. Includes 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days. See pricing.

How Faultry Helps

The point is not to collect more warnings. The point is to see which site-side issues are keeping growth from compounding, then know what to fix next.

Get found in search and AI answers

Search Console can tell you impressions are weak, but it will not tell you that bots are blocked, that your sitemap is hard to reach, or that your product pages do not describe themselves clearly enough for AI systems and social previews to reuse. Faultry looks at the machine-readable layer founders usually skip, then turns it into a short list of issues you can actually act on before invisible discoverability problems flatten your organic growth.

  • › AI bot directives and crawl access
  • › Sitemap and structured visibility signals
  • › Social preview metadata that affects distribution

What the free audit shows: the checks failing, your grade, and where discoverability signals are weak.

What the $9 unlock adds: exact evidence, generated fixes, framework-aware guidance, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days.

Build trust the moment people land

People do not separate security, brand credibility, and content quality the way tools do. If previews break, headers are weak, or the site looks inconsistent across channels, prospects hesitate before they ever speak to you. Faultry groups these issues into a trust story founders can understand quickly, so you are not left stitching together scattered warnings from multiple tools just to decide what is safe to ignore and what is costing confidence.

  • › Security header gaps and risky transport defaults
  • › Broken or incomplete social previews
  • › Signals that make the site feel unfinished or unreliable

What the free audit shows: which trust signals passed, which failed, and what deserves priority.

What the $9 unlock adds: the exact issues behind those trust gaps, a clear fix plan for your stack, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days.

Stop losing visitors after you earn the click

Traffic alone does not pay the bills if mobile visitors struggle to use the page, scripts fail silently, or performance drags just enough to increase drop-off. These are conversion blockers, not just engineering cleanup tasks. Faultry connects real browser behavior, console health, and speed signals into one audit so founders can see where the experience breaks and why paying for implementation guidance saves time compared with debugging every symptom manually.

  • › Mobile layout and touch-target failures
  • › Console errors that break flows or trust
  • › Performance bottlenecks that increase abandonment

What the free audit shows: which user-experience areas are at risk and how severe the problem looks.

What the $9 unlock adds: prioritized evidence, technical root causes, implementation guidance, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days.

What the audit checks to prove it

Faultry still runs the same six checks. They are framed as evidence for discoverability, trust, and conversion blockers, with explicit scope limits: one mobile viewport, initial page-load console capture, and lab performance data separated from field context.

Security headers

Transport protections, frame controls, DNS hardening, and the obvious trust gaps buyers notice even when they cannot name them.

Mobile viewport

Real mobile rendering, overflow, touch-target problems, and the layout bugs that quietly bleed conversion on phones.

Social previews

Tag validation plus preview simulation signals that shape how your product looks when shared.

AI visibility

Robots rules, crawler access, sitemap reachability, and machine-readable signals; llms.txt is treated as helpful, not mandatory.

Console health

Initial page-load console errors, hydration issues, and broken client flows that make visitors leave before they trust the product.

Performance

PageSpeed/Lighthouse lab performance plus separate CrUX field context when available.

Built for teams shipping fast

Faultry is no longer just for generic “founders.” It is especially useful for vibe coders, no-code founders, SaaS teams, and indie developers who can ship quickly but still need proof of what search, AI systems, social cards, and visitors actually experience.

For Vibe Coders

Audit the AI-assisted launch that shipped fast but still needs crawl, preview, and runtime verification.

For No-Code Founders

See where builder defaults stop helping and where hidden metadata, mobile, and trust issues begin.

For SaaS Founders

Connect visibility, trust, and conversion issues before they flatten demos, signups, or organic growth.

For Indie Developers

Validate the machine-readable and runtime layer without turning launch QA into a weekend project.

Lovable SEO Audit

Lovable can generate quickly without systematically finishing sitemap, canonical, preview, and AI-visibility work.

Framer SEO Audit

Check canonicals, scroll-heavy layouts, previews, and mobile quality on polished Framer launches.

Webflow SEO Audit

Validate page-level metadata, schema, previews, and trust signals on Webflow marketing surfaces.

Bubble SEO Audit

Audit Bubble pages for crawl access, previews, runtime issues, and mobile friction.

Why people pay for the unlock

Most buyers do not pay because they want more detail. They pay because they want enough evidence to trust the diagnosis, enough prioritization to know what matters first, and enough implementation guidance to stop burning time on scattered fixes.

Evidence

See the exact failures behind the score so you know whether a problem is cosmetic, risky, or actively costing growth.

Prioritization

Move from a broad “something is wrong” audit to a short, ordered list of changes worth doing first.

Implementation guidance

Get fix instructions that make it easier to act with your current stack instead of starting from raw warnings and guesswork.

Why Search Console, Lighthouse, and PageSpeed still leave blind spots

Those tools are useful. They just answer different questions. Faultry helps when you need the site-side blockers explained in one place instead of spread across search, performance, and browser diagnostics.

Search Console

Shows search-side signals, coverage, and clicks. It does not explain every on-page issue weakening discoverability or trust once someone reaches the site.

Lighthouse / PageSpeed

Show performance and page-quality signals. They do not connect AI visibility, trust issues, broken previews, and runtime failures into one growth picture.

Faultry

Surfaces the site-side blockers across discoverability, trust, and conversion so you can see why growth is underperforming and what to fix next.

See how the comparison pages frame each tool →

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from founders deciding whether the free audit is enough or whether they need the fix plan.

What does Faultry actually help improve?

Faultry helps you improve the three things most founders feel first: discoverability, trust, and conversion. The audit surfaces blockers across AI visibility, social previews, security, mobile UX, console health, and performance so you can see what is hurting growth before you start guessing.

Why pay if the audit is free?

The free audit is for prioritization. The paid unlock is for execution. Buyers are paying for evidence, exact failure details, and implementation guidance that turns a vague score into a fix plan your team can actually use.

How is this different from Search Console, Lighthouse, or PageSpeed?

Search Console shows search-side signals. Lighthouse and PageSpeed show performance and page-quality signals. Faultry connects site-side blockers those tools leave disconnected, including single-viewport mobile friction, initial page-load console failures, trust posture, and AI crawler access.

Who is this for?

Faultry is built for founders, indie makers, and lean teams who need to understand what is costing traffic or conversions without turning every audit into a full technical investigation.

See what is costing you traffic and conversions

Start with the free visibility audit. If the results surface real blockers, unlock the fix plan when you are ready to move from diagnosis to action.

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