Continuous visibility
AuditJet shows performance over time and alerts on regressions. Auditzy reports are one-time snapshots.
Auditzy comparison
AuditJet vs Auditzy: continuous monitoring for SEO resilience.
Auditzy surfaces technical findings, but AuditJet keeps your team alerted to regressions and focused on what hurts organic growth.
SEO risk prioritization
We help you prioritize fixes by organic impact, not just technical severity.
Team alignment
AuditJet creates reports that marketing, product, and engineering can act on together.
| Capability | AuditJet | Auditzy |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring model | Continuous scans with alerts. | One-off audits on demand. |
| SEO impact | Fixes ranked by organic risk. | Technical findings only. |
| Stakeholder reporting | Reports built for teams and executives. | Audit exports are typically raw data. |
| Real User Monitoring | Captures 75th-percentile LCP & INP from real visitors via a <1 KB script. | No real user data capture. |
| AI Fix Blueprints | AI-powered code-level fix blueprints, on demand (WATCHDOG+). | No AI-powered remediation. |
Frequently asked questions
What is Auditzy?
Auditzy is a web audit and performance reporting tool that generates on-demand site health reports covering technical SEO factors and Core Web Vitals scores. It is designed primarily as a diagnostic tool — you submit a URL and receive a detailed audit covering page speed, accessibility, and technical SEO issues. Auditzy is popular among freelancers and agencies who need a fast way to produce client-facing audit reports without deep configuration.
What makes AuditJet different from Auditzy?
The primary difference is that AuditJet is a continuous monitoring platform, not an on-demand audit tool. AuditJet runs automated Lighthouse scans on an hourly schedule across all your tracked URLs, maintains up to one year of metric history, and fires regression alerts the moment LCP, INP, CLS, TTFB, or Lighthouse score crosses a threshold. AuditJet also adds revenue impact modeling — converting a metric regression into an estimated dollars-per-hour cost — and AI-generated fix blueprints, neither of which Auditzy provides.
Does Auditzy offer revenue impact analysis?
Auditzy does not include a revenue impact feature. Its reports focus on performance grading and technical issue identification. AuditJet's revenue impact model connects Core Web Vitals data to your site's traffic volume, conversion rate, and average order value to estimate the financial cost of a performance regression in real time. This makes AuditJet's regression alerts significantly more actionable for e-commerce and SaaS teams who need to justify prioritizing performance fixes.
Which tool is better for ecommerce performance monitoring?
AuditJet is better suited for ecommerce performance monitoring because it tracks the metrics most correlated with conversion rate — LCP on product pages, INP during checkout interactions, and CLS during cart and form flows — on a continuous basis. When a deploy degrades any of these metrics, AuditJet fires an alert that includes the revenue exposure estimate, helping e-commerce teams make fast, data-driven decisions about rollbacks or hotfixes. Auditzy's audit reports are useful for identifying issues but do not provide the real-time alerting ecommerce teams need to protect revenue continuously.
Can AuditJet replace Auditzy for agency reporting?
Yes. AuditJet's Agency plan includes white-label PDF reports that agencies can brand with their own logo and send directly to clients, covering Core Web Vitals trends, regression history, and competitor benchmarking data. If your agency currently uses Auditzy primarily to generate client deliverables, AuditJet's branded reports serve the same purpose while adding the ongoing monitoring layer that makes those deliverables defensible month over month. Agencies managing many client sites benefit particularly from AuditJet's multi-client dashboard and per-property alerting.
Turn audit findings into long-term SEO stability.
AuditJet helps you protect organic traffic with ongoing monitoring, while Auditzy is better suited for one-off checks.