What our $99 website audit actually checks.
The Go Voltic Deep Scan opens up to 40 of your public pages in a real browser, times every one, presses safe controls, and samples accessibility and forms. Here is exactly what is measured, what is sampled, what is never checked, and who it is for.
Same business day, as a target. Nothing to install: no tag, no plugin, no admin access.
What a Go Voltic website audit is.
Go Voltic's website audit, the Deep Scan, is a $99 one-time report for small businesses. It opens up to 40 of your public pages in a real browser, times every one it walks, and presses safe controls and runs an accessibility check on a sample of them. It lands the same business day as a web report and a PDF, with a ranked fix list and a developer handoff sheet. It does not redesign your site, run a security test, or certify legal compliance.
Is this for your business?
Go Voltic is built for small businesses whose website should be winning calls, quote requests, bookings, or orders.
Contractors and repair businesses can check their contact and quote paths. Salons and appointment businesses can check the booking path. Stores can check product discovery and checkout. If you own or manage the site and its important pages are public, the Deep Scan walks them in a real browser and tells you what to fix first.
It is not the right tool if the pages that matter sit entirely behind a login: our scanner never signs in, so a page you cannot reach without an account is a page it cannot read. Not sure it fits? Email hello@go-voltic.com and a person will point you the right way.
What the $99 covers.
Nine passes over your live site, all from one order, none of them needing anything installed.
The findings are ordered into a 30-day plan by effort against payoff, so the first week is the one worth doing first. Every report ends in a glossary that defines every term it used, and passes a consistency check before it is stored or sent: one that fails goes to a person, not to your inbox.
What is read in full, and what is sampled.
The gap that matters is not the checklist. It is whether anything actually presses the buttons.
| Scope | What happens |
|---|---|
| Pages opened and timed | Up to 40 public pages, in a real browser: first byte and full load on each. |
| Safe controls pressed | A sample of up to 3 of those pages: links, buttons, menus and filters, with what visibly changed recorded. |
| Accessibility battery | The same size sample: up to 3 pages, run against the rendered page. |
| Real-visitor speed, where Google publishes it | Shown only where Google publishes Chrome UX Report p75 data for your origin. Where it does not, the report says there is no field data. |
| How coverage is stated | As counts: pages found, attempted and read. When the true size of a site is not knowable from outside, the report does not print a percentage that pretends it is. |
What this audit does not check.
Said plainly, because a report that quietly omits what it could not test reads exactly like a report that found nothing wrong.
It does not change your website.
The report identifies and specifies work. Implementing it is on you or your developer.
It never signs in.
Pages behind a login, paywall or invite gate are outside what it can read. Everything read is what a first-time visitor sees.
It is not a security or penetration test.
No vulnerability scanning, no exploit attempts.
It does not certify legal, accessibility or privacy compliance.
Accessibility findings identify potential barriers measured against WCAG. Privacy findings are technical observations about scripts and tracking. Neither is a legal conclusion.
No screenshot or human visual-design review.
This is a self-serve product; it does not include a person's design opinion.
No real-visitor analytics.
Everything above is read or walked by the scanner, not observed from your actual traffic. Real-visitor session data is a separate, consent-gated behavioral tier.
How the evidence is labeled.
Every line in the report carries a label that says how we know it: Measured, Observed, Inferred, or Not checked. The last one is what separates an honest report from a flattering one; it prints the gap instead of leaving the row out.
The full contract behind those labels, including how a refusal from your host is reported, is at go-voltic.com/methodology.
How it compares.
The full price ladder across the market, sourced and dated, is at go-voltic.com/cost. The short version:
| Free graders | Go Voltic Deep Scan | UX agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0–29/mo | $99 once | $5,000–20,000 |
| Turnaround | Instant | Same business day | 6–8 weeks |
| Actually uses your site | No: one screenshot | Yes: safe controls pressed and recorded | Yes |
| Speed measured | One page | Up to 40 pages walked, no install | Sometimes |
| AI-search restructuring plan | No | Yes, included | Rarely |
| Privacy flag | No | Yes | No |
Questions people ask before they buy.
Is this website audit right for my kind of business or platform?
Yes, if you own or manage the site and its important pages are public. It works on any platform, because it reads your live pages the way a visitor does. Contractors and repair businesses can check the contact and quote paths, salons and appointment businesses the booking path, and stores the product and checkout paths.
Do I need a developer to use the report?
No. Findings are written in plain English, and the developer handoff sheet is a separate section: one line per change, with the page, the fix and the reason, so whoever does the work needs that page and nothing else.
Do you need admin access or a plugin?
No. Nothing goes on your site. No tag, no script, no plugin, and no login. We read your public pages the way an ordinary visitor would.
What exactly is checked, and on how many pages?
Up to 40 of your public pages are opened and timed in a real browser. Safe controls such as links, buttons, menus and filters are pressed on a sample of up to three of those pages, and the accessibility battery runs on a sample of up to eight rendered pages.
What will I receive, and when?
A web report and a PDF, delivered to your account and your inbox. Same business day is the target. If we cannot deliver a substantially complete report within five business days, the purchase is refunded in full.
Is implementation included?
No. The report identifies and specifies the work. It does not change your website, and it is not a redesign.
What can this audit not tell me?
It cannot see pages behind a login, since we never sign in. It is not a security or penetration test and does not certify legal, accessibility or privacy compliance. It does not include real-visitor analytics; that is a separate, consent-gated tier. Dollar estimates in the report are ranges built from stated assumptions, never promises.
Why pay $99 when free website audit tools exist?
A free grader reads one page from a screenshot. The Deep Scan presses the controls on your site, times every page it walks rather than just the home page, and samples accessibility and forms on your live pages. The full price comparison is at go-voltic.com/cost.
What happens if the scan cannot complete?
The scanner honors robots.txt, identifies itself honestly, and treats a bot wall as a full stop. If access is refused, the report names who refused it rather than reporting that your site is down.
What happens to my URL, email and report?
Your card details go straight to Stripe; we never see them. Your report and its files live in your account until you delete them, and we use your email only to send the report and handle any refund. Full detail at go-voltic.com/legal.
Run it on your own site.
Start with the free scan, or go straight to the full $99 audit.