Audit the homepage of a short prospect list
Check the homepage of each site on a short list, with no site-wide crawl. Returns a score, issues and a client-ready HTML report for each one. This example uses three public sites and caps the run at 5 pages. $2 per 1,000 pages; failures free.
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Three successful homepage audits cost $0.006. The run is also capped at 5 pages ($0.01). Failed, blocked and broken pages are free.
For a prospect list you usually want one score per homepage, not a crawl of every site. Leave Audit whole website off, or set it on to audit each site up to the page cap.
Yes. Add more websites to the list and raise Max pages so it covers one page per site. This example is kept short so a Try run cannot run away.