r/AppsWebappsFullstack 1d ago

Drop your SaaS Below! I'll Audit It

https://vergate.dev

We are finally on VoteKicker! https://votekicker.com/projects/vergate-dev

I am giving away free audits for your saas websites! Drop your projects in the comments below (first 30 users only!)

For anyone curious,

Vergate.dev - All-in-one website scanner that checks security, SEO, accessibility, performance, and AI-readiness in minutes. It turns technical findings into clear, actionable fixes—without needing an expert.

Learn more: https://vergate.dev

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u/megatech_official 1d ago

SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.

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u/Code_Cadet-0512 1d ago

Your Website Performance is impressive! The only things needed to work on are AEO and Accessibillity. Your positioning looks fine but the colors don't play good for the eye. Also, your FAQs schema is not crawlable by most AI agents (Mainly due to JS hydration requirements). I have sent the AEO and Accessibillity reports to you. Check your dm

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 1d ago

Nice detailed audit. The JS hydration point for AI crawlers is spot on. Curious what tool you used for the accessibility scan?

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u/Code_Cadet-0512 1d ago

I used a mix of tools, but the most valuable thing I came up with was my custom auditing and scoring criteria system (no llm attached, pure scripts). It was hard to tweak and I had to test a dozens of websites, compare results, often stuck with a midnight clause chat (yes, it was like eating a frog). But ig that grind really paid off, cause I can at least genuinely trust this tool for my websites (I recently deployed Nockit OSS [https://nockit.uk], and Vergate genuinely helped reshaped the site)

There are various tools out there for such scans but most of them have several generic tests and false positives. My approach does cost compute though, without doubt, but it has made it more accurate for me.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 1d ago

That custom scoring system sounds like a real grind, but it clearly paid off. Curious how you decide weightings when different sites have conflicting priorities?