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Product Page Audit checks one product page at a time, on your own store or on a retailer such as Amazon, Walmart or Target, and tells you what stops AI answers from recommending it. Open it from Website → Product Page Audit in the sidebar. It’s different from Site Audit, which crawls your whole site and checks its technical health. Product Page Audit reads the product content itself: the description, specs, reviews, policies and so on. It needs an active or trialing plan. Viewers can open past results but not run audits.

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Monthly limit

Each workspace can run 25 product page audits per billing period, on every plan, shared across all its projects. Re-audit on an existing audit doesn’t count toward the 25. When you’re out, starting an audit fails with “You’ve reached your product page audit limit. Upgrade your plan for more audits.”

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Run an audit

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Paste a product page URL

Enter the full URL of the product page and click Run Audit.
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Wait for the results

The audit shows In Progress in the history table while it fetches and analyzes the page.
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Open the result

Click the audit in Audit History to see its scores and checks.

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What it checks

There are 22 checks in three categories, each scored out of 100. The overall score weights Content Quality at 35%, AEO at 35% and Trust & Credibility at 30%.

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Read the results

The result page shows the three category scores and the overall score. Below that, checks are split into Issues and Passed tabs. Each failing check explains Why it matters for AI and How to fix. Use Assign Task to send it to a teammate as a task. On the main page, the gauges at the top average each category across all completed audits. Audit History lists every audit with its retailer, scores and status. Click Re-audit on a result to check the page again after you’ve made changes.