Site audit
Visibility & authority
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NessFlow Engine 2.0 (SEO · GEO · Logs · A11y)
An audit that crawls your pages the way an engine sees them, tracks your Google rankings, and counts the AI answers that cite your brand. Your server logs stay with you, IP addresses included.
Your first audit
Three steps, with nothing to install and no integration to write. You enter your site address, and the audit starts.
We walk your pages the way an engine sees them, rendering the JavaScript whenever your site depends on it.
Pages and findings land as the run progresses, refreshing every few seconds. You read the first results before it ends.
Once the run is done, findings are cross-referenced and ranked by impact and effort, with the signals that justify them.
The mechanism
The crawl, your server logs, rank readings, Search Console and answers from AI engines arrive at different moments, down different paths. They land in the same data model, on the same normalised URL key. That is what makes cross-referencing possible, and it is what a pile of separate tools will never catch up on.
Every module writes its rows into the same schema, on the same normalised URL key, port included.
A crawled page, its log entry, its ranking and its AI citation read together because they already share that key.
Recommendations and signals come from the cross-reference, not from one isolated module seeing a third of the problem.
The same engine, framed by what you need to prove.
Consultants spend more time demonstrating their work than doing it. Your servers’ logs and the citations inside AI answers are two kinds of evidence a client never argues with, because both come out of their own site.
Every client in one workspace, with reports you can hand over 02Your pages are built in the browser, after the page loads. Most audit tools read the code the server sends, find an almost empty page, and conclude you have no content. We display the page first, then audit what an engine actually sees.
Your pages crawled the way a browser renders them 03An enterprise buyer is not buying a feature. They are buying evidence they can hand to someone else: a conformance report, a subprocessor list, and a signed, revocable authorisation for anything that touches their infrastructure.
Documented WCAG compliance, logs that stay with youEvery module writes to the same store. That is what makes it possible to line a log entry up against a ranking, or an AI citation against a crawled page. A tool that cross-references nothing leaves the work to you.
The scope of the health score: these modules grade your site.
Answer engines cite sources. We check which of their crawlers can actually read your site, validate your llms.txt, and capture your share of citations from real answers, with the denominator shown next to it.
Multi-threaded crawling with real JavaScript rendering: your pages are explored the way an engine sees them, not the way the initial HTML describes them. PageSpeed, scheduled crawls, and diffs between two runs.
Rendered audits on every scheduled crawl, contrast cards with a suggested fix, screenshots of the failing elements, and an exportable conformance report.
The parser streams your server logs at a measured throughput, separates human traffic from crawlers, and surfaces the pages engines never request. No IP address is stored, and none is sent to a model.
Outside the scorecard, on purpose: visibility and authority carry a trend, never a mark out of a hundred.
Daily capture at full depth, SERP features, and competitors extracted from your existing readings. Desktop or Mobile, chosen per project.
Link profile, spam score, lost and gained domains, and a comparison against your competitors’ profiles to isolate the domains that cite them but not you.
Per-page semantic coverage, keyword clustering by meaning rather than by string, E-E-A-T signals, and recommendations ranked by impact and effort.
Passive, non-intrusive detection of the signals that put your visibility at risk: exposed sensitive files, end-of-life technologies, TLS and header configuration, unencrypted resources on a secure page, Safe Browsing status. Every finding is translated into plain business language with its impact on search.
Every category of tool has its strength, and we name it. Our angle fits in one line: cross-referencing these four worlds on the same data, with numbers that carry their proof.
| Category | Their strength | Our angle |
|---|---|---|
| All-in-one suites Semrush, Ahrefs, SE Ranking | Brand recognition, enormous keyword databases | Thin or absent AI visibility, no sovereign log analysis, no accessibility, and estimates where we take measurements. |
| Desktop crawlers Screaming Frog, Sitebulb | The consultant’s default tool | One seat, one machine. No history, no collaboration, and nothing to cross-reference against logs or Search Console. |
| Enterprise crawl and log platforms Botify, Oncrawl, Lumar | Technical depth, log file analysis | Five-figure contracts, no AI visibility, no accessibility. We cover the same ground, keep your logs in place, and price it for a team. |
| AI visibility specialists Profound, Peec, Otterly | Sharp AI focus, quick to ship | No crawler, no logs, no SEO: they measure without being able to fix. We cross AI visibility with the crawl and the logs. |
| Accessibility specialists Siteimprove, axe Monitor | Deep compliance coverage | A silo with no SEO in it. Here accessibility sits inside the visibility audit, with the compliance report included. |
Engineering write-ups from the people who build the engine. No filler: if we have not measured something, we do not write about it.
Browse the hubThe most useful border in this subject runs between what you can count on a page and what you can only judge. Both serve the same decision, and blending them into a single rating destroys both.
The visibility loss does not start at the breach, it starts at the flagging. Here is the actual order of events, the three mechanisms that pull rankings down, and what nobody can promise you about the recovery delay.
A total of inbound links decides nothing. The five questions to ask a profile, how to count referring domains without counting them twice, what a purchased risk score is actually worth, and the one competitive comparison that produces a finding.
Run an audit on your own site and read what the engine finds. If you would rather be walked through it, book a demo: we run it on your site, with your own URLs on screen.
Access opens in waves: we email you when yours is ready.