Frequently Asked Questions

Faultry helps you improve discoverability, trust, and conversions by finding site-side blockers across AI crawler access, security posture, mobile UX, social previews, console health, and performance.

The free audit shows what failed and where risk exists. The $9 unlock adds full evidence, prioritized analysis, stack-aware implementation guidance, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days so you can ship fixes faster.

Search Console reports search-side indexing and query signals. Lighthouse focuses on performance and page quality. Faultry complements both by surfacing site-side blockers across discoverability, trust, and conversion, including mobile viewport friction, initial page-load console issues, and crawler accessibility.

Faultry is for vibe coders, no-code founders, SaaS founders, indie developers, and lean teams who need clear, implementation-ready priorities instead of another dashboard of disconnected metrics.

Yes. Faultry is useful on builder-made sites and apps because it checks the live crawl, preview, mobile, trust, and runtime layer that platform defaults or AI generation do not fully guarantee.

Yes. Your first audit is free with no signup required. You get a full letter grade, check statuses, and fast triage signals before deciding whether to unlock.

The free audit includes your grade, pass/partial/fail outcomes across all checks, and a clear view of where discoverability, trust, or conversion risk is concentrated.

You unlock full diagnostics, issue evidence, prioritized recommendations, stack-specific implementation guidance, and 2 same-URL re-verifications within 7 days for one report.

Faultry runs six checks: Security Headers, Mobile Viewport, Social Cards, AI Visibility, Console Errors, and Performance. Scope is explicit: one representative mobile viewport, initial page-load console capture, and PageSpeed/Lighthouse lab performance with separate CrUX field context when available.

Most audits complete in under 15 seconds. HTTP checks finish in 1-3 seconds, browser checks in 5-10 seconds, and performance data is pulled from Google's PageSpeed Insights API.

No account is required for your first audit. Creating a free account gives you dashboard history and easier report management.

Yes. Reports are private by default and accessible through secure links. Others can only view reports if you explicitly share them or flag one for review.

You can audit any publicly accessible HTTPS website. Private networks, localhost targets, and sites behind auth walls cannot be audited.