Website intelligence
Find what is quietly holding your site back
Sondavo visits your pages the way a search engine does, then tells you what is broken, why it matters and which pages are affected.
Measure
A polite, first-party survey
Our own crawler reads your site the way a search engine would, respecting your robots.txt and your server's limits. It records what it actually found on each page: the response, the title, the headings, the canonical, the internal links and the structured data.
Understand
Findings in plain English
Every finding says what it is, why it matters, whether it is worth fixing, and which pages carry it. Findings are ordered by what they cost you rather than by how easy they were to detect, and anything cosmetic says so instead of being dressed up as urgent.
Act
Fix it yourself, or have it fixed
Each finding carries the change that resolves it, at template level where that is the real fix. If you would rather our engineers did the work, each job is quoted first, and there is no fee if a fix does not pass its re-check.
How the survey works
The crawler is first-party: it visits your pages itself rather than reading somebody's index of them, so what it reports is what your server actually served at that moment. It obeys robots.txt, identifies itself honestly, limits its rate, and never stores the full page content, only the facts a survey needs.
Findings are deterministic. The same site in the same state produces the same list, and each one names the rule it fired on. A finding is never a ranking claim: Sondavo will tell you a page has no title, which is a fact, and will not tell you that fixing it will move you to position three, which nobody can know.
A page-by-page ledger puts the findings next to the clicks each page earns, because a fault on a page nobody visits is not the same problem as the same fault on your best page.