Aidvio for headless stacks
If it serves HTML at a URL, it can be audited.
Scored as painted
Run on every page
Read-only storefront
What the audit does differently here
Read-only storefront
Rendered, not just fetched
Pages are crawled the way a modern crawler sees them, so a client-rendered catalogue is scored on what actually paints.
The no-JavaScript check
Several AI crawlers do not run JavaScript at all. The audit reports what survives with it switched off — usually the finding that matters most on a headless build.
Any platform, one model
Magento, BigCommerce, Squarespace and bespoke stacks are scored on the same 41 checks, so comparisons across a group of stores hold.
A Custom stacks fix list, in the order that pays
Every move names the check that raised it, the pages it affects and the Custom stacks template or file to open — so no finding has to be traced back from a score before anyone can work on it.
Almost none of it is a rewrite. A missing answer paragraph, a title three variants repeat, a schema field left empty — small, specific edits, and the ones a shopper’s question actually turns on.
Do the top three, re-run the scan, and the axis that moved is the one you touched. That is the whole loop: one number, a ranked list, and a way to tell a fix that landed from one that did not.
See your citation gap.
A read-only scan of up to 250 products. No card, no install, and a finished score in about four minutes.
