ValueTheWebsite

Checking every minute from 3 locations for $4.99/mo is very reasonable. Does an alert need more than one location to fail before it emails you? I've had single-location monitors wake me up for a blip on their end rather than mine. Also, how far ahead do the SSL expiry alerts warn you?

Running uptime checks from 3 locations is the right call for avoiding false alarms. Does a downtime alert require more than one location to fail before it emails, and how far ahead of expiry do the SSL alerts warn?

Hey Fazier! 👋 I built ValueTheWebsite because every website audit tool I tried either buried small business owners in technical jargon or wanted $100+ a month. So I made one that scans your whole site and tells you, in plain English, exactly what to fix first. The basic report is free with no signup. I also just added uptime monitoring from $4.99/month: checks every minute from 3 locations, and an email the moment your site goes down. Fazier deal: use code FAZIER for 50% off the Full Report or your first month of monitoring. I'd love your feedback, especially on what you'd want the report to check next!

The split between the free audit and the 1,000-page Full Report is what I'd want spelled out before sending a client a link. If the free pass already ranks SEO, speed, security, mobile, and trust issues by impact in plain English, what does the paid report add besides page count and copy rewrites? Also, the AI visibility check says it looks at whether ChatGPT recommends the business: is that a live query, and do you show the exact prompt so the result can be reproduced?

For the AI visibility check in the $9.99 Full Report, which assistants do you query, and is it a one-time snapshot or can it be re-run after the fixes are made, to compare before and after? Also curious whether the 1,000-page crawl skips noindex and robots-blocked pages when it sco

A free report covering up to 100 pages with real Google speed data is generous for a first scan. A question about the AI visibility check in the $9.99 Full Report: does it test whether AI crawlers such as GPTBot or PerplexityBot are allowed in robots.txt, or does it also ask assistants about the business and see whether it is named? Those are two different problems, blocked versus simply not chosen, and the fix is different for each, so it would help to know which one the report covers.

This is actually pretty useful! Sometimes you know your website needs improvement, but figuring out what to fix first is the hardest part. Having everything in one report with clear suggestions can save a lot of time. Nice work!

Ranking issues by impact in plain English is the right call — most owners stop reading at the first wall of jargon. Two questions from someone who audits client sites: for small sites that don't have enough Chrome UX Report traffic, what does the speed section show — do you fall back to a lab test, or mark it as no data? And for the "Does AI recommend you?" check in the Full Report, do you query the assistants live each time, or is it based on signals like crawler access and structured data? Also, a small thing I hit while testing: my site returned "Too many requests" to your scanner, though it serves normal visitors and Googlebot fine. Do you throttle the crawl per site, and could the report suggest retrying with a slower crawl instead of stopping?

I'd like to personally thank everyone who took the time to comment on ValueTheWebsite during my Fazier launch! It is very much appreciated. To those who took advantage of the 50% off discount for the launch - Thank you ever so much as well! Cheers! -Greg