Do I need to know how to code?

No. Every problem is explained in plain English with the exact fix. If your site's built with an AI tool, you also get a file to paste into it and say "repair it".

Which website builders does it work with?

Any public URL. We detect Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Framer, Webflow, Wix, WordPress, Shopify and more, and tailor the fixes to your builder.

Is this a security penetration test?

No — and we never claim to be. Scanvify checks what's publicly visible from outside. It doesn't test your server, database or logged-in areas. It's a launch-readiness and public-health check.

How much does it cost?

A free scan of your homepage with your top problems. A full-depth report with fixes is a one-time ₹299 in India ($12 internationally). If you scan often, India also has monthly plans from ₹499/mo.

What is a website launch-readiness check?

It's a scan of everything that decides whether a new site succeeds with real visitors: does it work on phones, load fast, show up on Google and AI search, pass accessibility basics, and avoid public security mistakes. Scanvify runs 40+ of these checks across every page and scores the result.

Can ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI search engines see my website?

Not always. Many AI-built sites render their content with client-side JavaScript, so AI crawlers — which mostly read the raw HTML your server returns — see a nearly empty page. Scanvify checks exactly what search engines and AI crawlers receive from your site and tells you how to fix it.

How is Scanvify different from free SEO audit tools?

Free SEO tools check one page for one thing and report in jargon. Scanvify scans every page across six areas — mobile, speed, SEO, AI-search visibility, accessibility and security — and gives you the exact fix for every issue: a ready-to-paste prompt if your site is AI-built (Lovable, Bolt, Framer and more), plain instructions otherwise.

What is an AI website audit?

A scan of a site built with an AI tool (Lovable, Bolt, v0, Framer, etc.) that checks for the specific failure modes those builders tend to ship — client-side rendering that hides content from search, exposed API keys, dead buttons, and leftover placeholder text — alongside the usual mobile, speed, SEO, accessibility and security checks.

Is an AI website audit tool different from a normal website checker?

The checks overlap heavily, but a tool built for AI-built sites also looks for issues specific to how those builders generate code — like whether your content is even visible to a crawler, since many AI apps render text client-side.

Do free AI website audit tools give real fixes?

Usually not full ones. Most free tiers name the problem; whether you get an actual fix — code, a prompt, or a step you can apply — depends on the tool. That's the single most useful thing to check before relying on one.

Can one tool check every builder?

A good one should, since it's checking your live site's public behavior, not builder-specific code. Scanvify detects Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Framer, Webflow, Wix, WordPress and Shopify and tailors fixes to each.

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AI website audit tool: what to look for before you pick one

Sites built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Framer and similar tools fail in specific, predictable ways — different from a hand-coded site. An AI website audit tool worth using should know that. Here's what to actually check before you trust one, whether that ends up being Scanvify or something else.

Why AI-built sites need a different kind of audit

Many AI app builders render content with client-side JavaScript, so search engines and AI crawlers (ChatGPT, Perplexity) can receive an almost-empty page even though it looks complete in a browser.
Prompt-by-prompt builds frequently ship duplicate or missing meta titles, no structured data, and inconsistent heading structure.
AI-generated frontends can leak API keys or ship without basic security headers — mistakes a hand-coded site is less likely to make.
The same "tells" show up across different AI builders: generic stock imagery, mismatched copy, buttons wired to nothing, and leftover placeholder text.

What a good website audit tool should actually check

Mobile & accessibility — rendered on a real phone, not just estimated.
Speed — real Google Lighthouse metrics, not a synthetic score.
AI-search visibility — what your content looks like to a crawler, not just what you see in the browser.
Security — HTTPS, headers, exposed secrets, and outdated libraries with known CVEs.
Whether it works — broken links, dead buttons, forms that fail silently.
Every page on the site, at a full-site scan depth — not just the homepage.

Automated tool vs. hiring someone

An automated tool is fast and cheap (often free to start) and can re-check your whole site in minutes after every change — useful for the mobile/speed/SEO/accessibility/security basics.
A human audit or a real penetration test is still the right call for anything involving your server, database, logged-in areas, or business-specific logic — that's outside what any public-facing scan can see.
Most small sites and solo founders only need the automated layer; the manual/pen-test layer becomes worth it once you're handling sensitive data or scaling past a certain size.

Questions to ask before you trust one

Does it give fixes, or just a list of problems? A findings list without a fix just moves the work to you.
Does it check every page, or only the homepage? Homepage-only misses the pages people actually land on from search.
Does it understand your specific builder? A fix written generically is less useful than one written for how Lovable, Bolt, or Webflow actually expect changes.
Is it a one-time check or a subscription you have to remember to cancel? If you only launch occasionally, a one-time report may fit better than a recurring plan.
Does it tell you what it can't see? A tool that's upfront about not being a penetration test is more trustworthy than one that implies it checked everything.

Free vs. paid AI website audit tools

Free tiers are typically homepage-only, with a handful of sample findings — good for a first gut-check.
Paid tiers scan every page and hand you the actual repair steps, not just the diagnosis — worth it once you're past the "is there even a problem" stage.

How Scanvify fits this

Detects Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Framer, Webflow, Wix, WordPress and Shopify and writes repair prompts tailored to each.
Scans every public page at full depth, not just the homepage, on the paid tier — a free homepage score is available with no signup.
Checks mobile, speed, AI-search visibility, accessibility and security in one pass, with copy-paste fixes instead of a bare findings list.
Says plainly what it isn't: not a penetration test, no access to your server, database or logged-in areas.

See it check your own site

Paste your URL and get a free Launch Score in under a minute — judge the tool on your own site, not a demo.

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Want the step-by-step for getting a report itself? Read how to get a website audit report online, or see the tailored checks for Lovable, Bolt, v0, Framer and Webflow.