Marketing template
SEO Studio: Weekly Site Audit
Every Monday, crawl your site and get the technical issues to fix first, saved as a report.
- Built for
- Site owners and agencies who want a crawl every week that names the issues to fix before they cost traffic.
- Free to open and preview
- $0.25 per week suggested
- You keep 100% of every sale
An example run
What goes in, what comes out
You give it
{ url: 'https://ledgerly.com' }
You get back
"{ reportId: '…', title: 'Weekly Site Audit: ledgerly.com, Oct 19, 2026' }" with the report in your project's Reports.
Illustrative example from the template. Your results depend on the input you send.
Under the hood
How the 7-step flow works
A weekly site health check. Set your site URL: every Monday the workflow crawls up to 100 pages for 30 technical SEO issues, logs the crawl to your project, and saves a report naming the issues to fix first with the affected URLs and the fix for each, plus every issue by severity. Catch broken links, redirect chains, missing titles, and indexing problems the week they appear.
The crawl itself is free; the model call is metered.
Earn
What SEO Studio: Weekly Site Audit can earn
Publish it, set your price, and switch on payments. People and their software call it, and every settled call routes to your wallet in USDC. Start from the suggested price and see the month it adds up to.
- How callers pay
- In USDC over x402, an open standard that lets software pay per request with no account or API key. Payment switches on when you enable it, once your agent is eligible.
- Running it yourself
- Each live run bills what it uses plus a 5% platform fee, from credit you top up. On its schedule it runs weekly on Mon at 07:15 UTC.
- Outside systems
- It runs on built-in nodes. A step that reaches an outside system, like Slack or your CRM, needs a Connection you review first, and nothing outside fires in a preview.
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Make it yours
Put SEO Studio: Weekly Site Audit to work
The 7-step flow opens wired in the builder with its suggested price loaded. Point it at your own data, test it, then switch it on.