For publishers

Slow pages cut your traffic and your ad revenue at the same time.

BoltAudit names the script, plugin, or query costing you readers and ranks each fix by the readers it wins back.

Why do publisher sites get slow?

Content sites accrete weight in their own way: third-party ad and analytics scripts that block first paint, heavy related-post queries running on every article, post revision tables that grow without bound as you publish daily, and oversized featured images loading above the fold. Each is a nameable cause, and each is a ranked fix scored by the readers it wins back.

Search is splitting in two

Your next reader might never see a results page.

Publishers feel the search split first. When readers ask an AI to summarize a topic, the AI cites the sites it can read and trust. The SEO & AEO audit shows whether your articles carry Article schema, whether AI crawlers can reach you at all, and which pages are structured to be quoted. Speed keeps the readers you have. Citability decides whether the next ones ever arrive.

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Why does slow cost you twice?

A slow page loses the visit and the impression. Two revenue lines, one root cause.

1. Readers lost before the page renders

A reader who leaves during a slow first paint never sees your article. That is a session gone before your content had a chance, and on a mobile-heavy site it is most of the traffic at risk.

-18%estimated readers lost on a 4.1s mobile LCP

2. Ads that never enter the viewport

Viewable impressions are what you get paid for. When a reader bounces before your units load and scroll into view, the impression never counts. Slow pages quietly erode viewability, not just sessions.

-23%estimated viewable impressions lost with readers

What does it find on a content site?

Real findings, ranked by readers recovered, with the evidence behind each one.

1
14 scripts blocking first paint
620 KB of render-blocking JS before LCP
93% +12% readers
2
12,438 post revisions bloating wp_posts
38.2 MB across wp_posts and wp_postmeta
95% +6% readers
3
Related-posts query running unindexed on every article
full table scan on wp_postmeta, ~180ms per load
90% +7% readers
4
Oversized featured images above the fold
2.9 MB hero JPEG served full-size to mobile
92% +8% readers
5
Analytics tag firing before LCP
synchronous tag in <head>, delays paint by ~240ms
89% +5% readers

Search is splitting in two

Being found when readers ask an AI instead of Google.

More readers now start with an AI assistant, not a search box. The SEO & AEO audit brings the audit-and-fix loop to how your articles show up in both, so the traffic that used to come from a ranked link keeps coming when the link becomes a cited answer.

1

Structured so AI assistants cite you

Headings, schema, and answer-shaped content audited and fixed so an AI pulls your article as the source, with your name on it.

2

One visibility score across Google, Bing, and AI

Track how findable your titles are everywhere readers look, on one number, not three disconnected dashboards.

3

Ranked fixes when visibility slips

When a title falls out of answers, you get a ranked fix to win it back, the same loop as the performance audit.

Included free on every paid plan. Nothing extra to buy.

Scheduled monitoring

You publish daily. The audit keeps up.

Every post you publish adds revisions, images, and queries, so a site that was fast last week can be slow today without a single deploy. Scheduled re-audits run on their own and email you the moment something moves in the wrong direction.

Score drop
Health fell below your threshold since last audit
Visitor loss spike
Estimated loss jumped after a new post or plugin
Database growth
Revisions or transients climbing past your limit

Which plan fits your title?

All paid plans include unlimited AI audits with your own key, plus SEO and AEO free.

Solo
$12/mo

3 sites · $4.00 per site

A single title, plus a staging copy. Right for one publication you run yourself.

Choose Solo
Most popular
Studio
$29/mo

15 sites · $1.93 per site

A small network of titles, or one title with a full staging and dev pipeline. Best value per site.

Choose Studio

Questions from publishers

Will this affect my ad code?

No. BoltAudit does not touch your ad tags. It reads how your scripts load and flags the ones blocking first paint, but it never rewrites, removes, or reorders your ad code for you. Any change is one you preview and apply yourself, and it is reversible in one click.

Can I audit without touching my ad setup?

Yes. The Local Audit is read-only, so a scan changes nothing at all. You get a ranked list of what is slowing the page, including your ad and analytics scripts, and you decide whether to act. Reading the report has zero effect on your ad setup or revenue.

How do I stop my database growing?

BoltAudit finds the growth: unbounded post revision tables, orphaned metadata, and transients that never expire. It ranks a cleanup by the load time it recovers, backs up before any change, and scheduled re-audits alert you when the database starts growing again so it does not creep back.

What is AEO and why does it matter?

AEO is answer engine optimization: being found when a reader asks an AI assistant a question instead of searching Google. As more readers start with an AI, the sites structured to be cited win the visit. AEO is shipping as part of BoltAudit's SEO and AEO Optimization, included free on every paid plan.

How often should a daily-publishing site re-audit?

Weekly is a good baseline for a site that publishes daily, because every post adds revisions, images, and queries. Scheduled re-audits run on their own and alert you on a score drop, a visitor-loss spike, or database growth, so you catch a regression within days rather than at the next manual check.

See what a faster page is worth to you.

The free Local Audit is read-only, runs on your own server, and names the script costing you readers. Two minutes to your first report.

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