UX Pickle Free UX Audit

Full report. No sign-up. No email. No payment.

UX Pickle's free AI website audit opens your page in a real Chromium browser on desktop and mobile, records a scroll-through video of each, and scores 54 checks across usability, copy, trust and conversion against a published checklist. It also captures console errors, failed requests and axe accessibility findings, and shows the full report immediately — no sign-up, no email, no payment. It is a one-shot automated audit rather than a human review or ongoing monitoring, and it is limited to one audit per 10 minutes per visitor.

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How it compares

Every paid rival gates the full report. This is the only $0 full report in the set.

Prices as published by each vendor in August 2026; see the full comparison of AI website audit tools.

A sample report

Here is a real, unedited report the tool produced on 27 August 2026 for neu.so, a small software studio site: view the sample report. It scored 82 out of 100 — Usability 82, Copy 86, Trust 90, Conversion 73 — with 41 checks passed, 8 warnings and 5 failures, and took 69 seconds end to end. Every report has a permanent link like this one that you can share with a client or a developer.

The 54 checks

Each check has a weight; the category score is the weighted share of checks passed, and the overall score blends the four categories at the percentages shown. The full definitions, including what each check measures and how to fix it, are on the published checklist.

Usability — 22 checks, 35% of the score

Can people actually use the page — on a phone, with a keyboard, with a screen reader, and without waiting?

• Responsive viewport meta tag
• No horizontal scrolling on mobile
• Tap targets are at least 44×44px on mobile
• No text under 12px on mobile
• No critical accessibility violations
• No serious accessibility violations
• Few moderate accessibility violations
• Images have alt text
• Form inputs have labels
• Buttons have an accessible name
• Heading levels do not skip
• Exactly one H1
• HTML lang attribute set
• No JavaScript errors in the console
• Few console warnings
• No broken or failing requests
• Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s
• Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1
• Time to First Byte under 800ms
• Page finishes loading in under 5s
• No overlay swallowing the first screen
• Favicon present

Copy — 10 checks, 20% of the score

Does the writing tell a visitor what this is, in plain language, fast?

• Page title is 15–60 characters
• Meta description is 50–160 characters
• H1 says something specific
• Enough copy to explain the offer
• Average sentence under 22 words
• Reading level at or below grade 12
• No shouting blocks of ALL CAPS
• No "click here" style link text
• No empty links
• Open Graph tags for sharing

Trust — 12 checks, 20% of the score

Does the page give a stranger reasons to believe you are real and safe to deal with?

• Served over HTTPS
• No mixed content
• Privacy policy linked
• Terms or legal page linked
• A way to contact a human
• About / who-we-are page linked
• Copyright / owner line present
• Social profiles linked
• Canonical URL declared
• Page is indexable
• At most one redirect
• Final response is 200 OK

Conversion — 10 checks, 25% of the score

Is there one obvious next step, and is it easy to take?

• A call to action above the fold (desktop)
• A call to action above the fold (mobile)
• Between one and five calls to action above the fold
• CTA wording is specific, not "Submit"
• A value proposition in the first screen
• A way to convert on the page
• Forms ask for five fields or fewer
• Social proof on the page
• First screen paints in under 2s
• No pop-up blocking the first visit

What it is not

It is an automated pass over one URL, not a human UX review and not monitoring. It does not log in, fill forms or crawl your whole site, and it will not catch problems that only show up mid-journey. Treat it as the first hour of an audit done for you, for free.

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