Free
Get a feel for the platform on a small handful of pages per month.
- 50 credits per month
- 1 user
- Shareable public reports
- Community support
Large websites don't break all at once. They drift. Pages duplicate quietly, metadata gets missed, inconsistencies build up across teams and departments, and content that should be easy to find gradually becomes harder to surface — for users, for search engines, and for AI systems.
The Signal Layer AI Content Audit is designed to give you a clear, structured picture of where your content estate stands — and a practical roadmap for keeping it in good shape. It works across estates from a few thousand pages to seven-figure catalogues, and slots into the review cadence your teams already run.
Reveal
The audit analyses your website content systematically, identifying the issues that accumulate over time and are impossible to spot manually at scale — duplication and inconsistencies across similar pages, missing or incomplete metadata, accessibility gaps, structural SEO weaknesses, and content buried within complex CMS components. Each finding is tied back to the specific URLs it affects, so your teams know exactly where to look.
The result is a clear picture of where your content estate stands and what is holding it back.
Structure
Findings are categorised and prioritised so content, digital and governance teams can make informed decisions about what to address first and why it matters. Rather than an undifferentiated list of problems, you receive a structured view that maps directly to team responsibilities and existing workflows.
Faculty, department or section-level summaries are available where relevant, making it easier to distribute ownership across large or complex organisations.
Activate
Prioritised recommendations are packaged as actionable guidance that integrates with the tools and workflows your organisation already uses — whether that is a CMS task queue, a project management platform or an internal governance process. Each recommendation carries enough context for the owning team to act without going back to the audit report.
Audits can be re-run at defined intervals to track progress, monitor for new issues, and maintain content quality on an ongoing basis. The audit is not a one-off exercise — it is a tool for continuous content management.
What the audit covers
Content duplication and inconsistency across similar pages
Missing or incomplete metadata and schema markup
Accessibility gaps affecting both users and AI interpretation
Structural SEO weaknesses
Hidden content within complex CMS components
AI discoverability issues
How well your content can be extracted, summarised and surfaced by AI systems
What you receive
A structured dataset of content issues and observations across your website
A prioritised recommendations report
Accessibility, SEO and AI discoverability insights
Faculty, department or section-level summaries where relevant
Exportable task lists compatible with CMS and project management tools
— pricing
Run it yourself with credit-based self-serve plans, have us run it for you as a consulting engagement, or white-label the platform for your agency and bring your own LLM keys.
— governance
The audit works with the content your organisation already holds. It does not require access to sensitive systems, does not involve permanent data retention, and is designed to fit within existing governance frameworks. Findings stay inside your tenant and can be exported or deleted at any time, so the review trail matches whatever your internal governance process already requires.
We can start with a focused pilot area or a full-estate review. Book a 20-minute introduction to discuss your website, your priorities and what a first audit engagement could look like.