Page Audit and Site Audit: your questions answered
What gets checked, what each plan includes and how to use your results.
01What is the difference between Page Audit and Site Audit?
Page Audit analyzes one URL in depth with 100+ checks, PageSpeed data and Premium AI/GEO analysis where available. Site Audit crawls a website to find sitewide technical SEO issues. They use separate scores and allowances.
02Does SEO Tera crawl an entire website?
Yes. Site Audit follows internal links and sitemaps within the selected hostname, subject to robots.txt, plan limits and safety budgets. Page Audit remains a separate in-depth check of one URL.
03How many pages can Site Audit crawl?
Free allows up to 100 pages per audit. Premium Credits and Premium Monthly allow up to 250 pages per audit, subject to your remaining crawl-page balance.
04What counts as a Site Audit crawl page?
A page counts when it is recorded as HTTP-observed by the crawler; discovering a URL alone does not count. The requested page budget is reserved first, actual observed pages are charged at settlement, and unused reserved pages are released.
05Do Site Audit pages use Page Audit credits?
No. Crawl pages and Page Audit credits are separate resources. Opening a detailed Page Audit from the Pages inventory consumes its own allowance only when you submit that Page Audit.
06What does the Free plan include?
Three lifetime Page Audits and 100 lifetime Site Audit crawl pages, one Website and up to 100 pages per Site Audit. Free Page Audit reports show scores, available PageSpeed data and three prioritized findings.
07What does Premium Credits include?
For $19 or €19 once, get 20 lifetime Page Audit credits and 1,000 lifetime Site Audit crawl pages, up to two Websites and up to 250 pages per Site Audit. Additional purchases add both allowances. Credits do not expire.
08What does Premium Monthly include?
For $29 or €29 per month, get 60 Page Audits and 5,000 Site Audit crawl pages per Stripe billing period, up to three Websites and up to 250 pages per Site Audit. Unused monthly allowances do not roll over.
09Does SEO Tera support JavaScript-rendered websites?
Audits analyze HTML returned over HTTP. JavaScript is not executed. Server-rendered content can be analyzed, but content generated only in the browser may be missing from the report.
10Does Site Audit follow robots.txt?
Yes. The crawler applies robots.txt rules and reports crawl restrictions. Blocked or inaccessible pages can limit coverage.
11What does a partial Site Audit mean?
The report covers the pages observed, but the crawl did not establish complete coverage. Limits, robots restrictions or request failures may leave URLs unexplored. Review coverage details before drawing sitewide conclusions.
12What is GEO analysis?
GEO analysis observes AI visibility: brand mentions and website citations in responses to selected queries. Premium Page Audits use Gemini with Google Search when available. It does not measure every AI platform.
13Does SEO Tera guarantee Google rankings or AI citations?
No. Audit scores summarize observed signals. They do not confirm Google indexing or guarantee rankings, traffic, rich results or inclusion in AI answers.
14Can I compare audits and see what changed?
Paid report access includes comparison with the previous completed audit of the same URL in your account, when comparable data is available. It shows Fixed, New and Still Present issues. Newly Evaluated checks are separated from new problems when check coverage changes. Run the audit again after making your changes; audits are not scheduled automatically.
15Can I export or print results?
Paid report access includes CSV and JSON exports of audit findings. You can also print the full report in your browser or save it as a PDF. These options are included with both paid plans.
16Are reports and guides available in Lithuanian?
Yes. The interface and reports support English and Lithuanian. Eight public SEO guide topics are available in both languages, with examples and steps to verify a fix. The guides are free to read without an account.
Related SEO guides
Understand these audit findings and check each fix in context.
- XML sitemap errors: repair URLs that should be indexed
An XML sitemap should list preferred URLs you want search engines to discover. Repair failed, redirected or noindex entries, and assess missing pages in the context of your site's publishing plan.
- Redirect loops and chains: find the final URL
A redirect sends a request to another URL. Trace the whole path, confirm the final destination, then simplify internal links and rules that create loops or needless chains.