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Website SEO, Accessibility & Security Audit

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Website SEO, Accessibility & Security Audit

Website SEO, Accessibility & Security Audit

Audit websites for SEO, accessibility, security headers, performance, and broken links. Get prioritized findings, screenshots, structured data, and a client-ready HTML report.

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Betelgeuse

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Agentic Revenue Studio

This repository is the first deployable product in an autonomous micro-product pipeline. It is designed to earn usage-based revenue on Apify Store without client meetings or manual delivery.

Product 1: Agency Website Audit

The Actor accepts public website URLs and produces:

  • a weighted 0–100 health score;
  • SEO and structured-data findings;
  • axe-core accessibility violations;
  • security-header checks;
  • page timing measurements;
  • broken same-origin links;
  • an optional full-page screenshot;
  • a client-ready HTML report.

The implementation blocks local/private network targets to reduce SSRF risk. It audits only public HTTP/HTTPS pages and does not bypass login, paywalls, CAPTCHAs, or access controls.

Revenue model

Use Apify pay-per-event pricing with a page-audit event. Suggested launch pricing:

  • Free/first-run allowance: one page;
  • retail price: $0.05 per audited page;
  • Bronze: $0.04;
  • Silver: $0.03;
  • Gold+: $0.025.

Apify collects payment and pays Actor proceeds monthly. Revenue is not guaranteed; the operating target is to validate demand cheaply and remove or reposition products that do not attract repeat users.

Autonomous loop

  1. npm run radar queries the current public Apify Store API and writes market-radar.json.
  2. npm run model:review sends the report to the local LM Studio model qwen3-coder-local.
  3. The coding model proposes the next build or improvement using explicit legal and commercial filters.
  4. Type checking, local browser tests, and an Apify test run gate every release.
  5. Store stats, failure rate, reviews, and revenue determine whether to improve, retain, or kill the product.

Thirty-day kill criteria for a published product:

  • fewer than five genuine users;
  • no repeat usage;
  • success rate below 95%;
  • infrastructure cost above 45% of revenue;
  • unresolved policy or target-site compliance risk.

Local setup

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm run radar
npm run model:review

To run the Actor locally, set storage/key_value_stores/default/INPUT.json and use the Apify CLI, or compile and run it with the standard Apify environment variables.

The local model server expected by the review script is:

  • URL: http://127.0.0.1:1234/v1
  • model identifier: qwen3-coder-local

One-time human steps

The owner must create and verify an Apify account, accept the Store terms, configure payouts/tax details, create the Actor, and enable page-audit pay-per-event pricing. These identity and financial steps cannot be delegated lawfully. Development, testing, documentation, publishing after authorization, monitoring, and maintenance can be automated.