Jev Website Scanner
Scan your website page by page with Jev
The Jev website scan reads the pages of a local business website, scores each one on search fit, local detail, proof and calls, and lists what to fix first. The first scan of a domain is free for up to 100 pages. The $99 audit reads up to 3,000 pages, scores up to 3 competitors you name the same way and includes a rescan after your fixes.
- The first scan of any domain is free for up to 100 pages. You only need an email for your report link.
- Jev reads the pages that sell first: your home page, services and town pages, then articles.
- Findings quote the sentence they're about, and the plan sorts the work into this week, this quarter and later.
- The $99 audit adds up to 3 competitors you name, a rewritten opening for your weakest page and one rescan.
What does the free scan check?
Jev, an AI model from TypeSafe, answers 44 set questions about each page, like whether the title matches what people search and whether a town page says anything true only of that town. Code counts 26 technical facts exactly, like schema, tap-to-call links and title length, and follows your links to find broken ones. Every page gets a score in seven areas:
- Sounds like you. First person voice, firsthand experience, real jobs and named people.
- Hyper local. Town-only detail, local proof, service area and doorway page risk.
- Proof and trust. Reviews, credentials, backed claims, prices and answered worries.
- Answers and AI. Direct answers, clear entities and passages AI tools can quote.
- Turns visits into calls. One clear next step, low risk, a real reason to choose you.
- Search fit. Title, headline and description match what people search.
- Technical basics. Counted by code: indexing, schema, links, photos and reading level.
The report leads with your pages that sell, since that's where calls come from, and keeps blog posts in their own score. It covers your website only. Your Google Business Profile and reviews aren't part of it.
What do you get with the $99 audit?
The audit reads every page up to 3,000 and turns the findings into work you can finish. It's written for the owner, with your part (facts only you know) split from ours.
- Competitors side by side. Name up to 3 competitors and Jev scores 25 of their pages that sell with the same questions, your services and your towns.
- One before and after. We rewrite the opening of your weakest page using only facts already on your site, so you can see what "sounds like you" means on your own page.
- Work grouped so it gets done. One short questionnaire for facts that reach every page through your templates, town homework grouped by town, and pages to merge or drop flagged before anyone rewrites them.
- A rescan after your fixes. Run it when the changes are live and see what moved, page by page. More rescans are $19.
How does Jev read a page?
Jev answers in fixed shapes: one option from a list, a place on a scale or the chance that something is true. Code turns those answers into scores, so every page is held to the same rules. Code also sorts pages into types from their addresses, so pages built from one template are judged the same way, and a check only counts on the kinds of pages it fits. A blog post isn't held to a town page's standard. When a finding points at something on the page, code pulls the candidate sentences and Jev picks the one it's about. Read more about Jev.
Jev reads the text in your pages' code. It doesn't look at photos or run your site's JavaScript. The scanner follows your robots.txt: it reads only pages open to our audit bot and Googlebot, and it stops at a bot check instead of getting around it. The same goes for every competitor it scans. Scores are for sorting and planning, so read a page before you change it.
How is this different from the free website audit?
Our free website audit checks one page's code: its crawl rules, images, links and answer structure. The Jev scan reads every page for what it says, like whether it answers the customer's question, names the town and backs up its claims. Use the free audit for a quick code check, and the scan when you want the whole site scored and a plan.
What does it cost?
Up to 100 pages, the pages that sell first.
Every page up to 3,000, up to 3 competitors you name scored the same way, a rewritten opening for your weakest page and one rescan after your fixes.
After the included rescan. Scans an audited site again and shows what moved since the audit.
Each purchase is a one-time payment through Stripe, refunded in full when the audit can't finish or we can't read most of your site. See the paid tool terms.
Questions
What counts as the free scan?
The first scan of each domain is free and reads up to 100 pages, starting with the pages that sell. We ask for your email so we can send you the report link. Scanning that domain again is the $99 audit.
What's in the $99 audit?
Every page up to 3,000, up to 3 competitors you name scored with the same questions (25 pages that sell from each), a rewrite of your weakest page's opening that uses only facts already on your site, and one rescan after you make fixes. More rescans are $19 each.
Which pages does Jev read first?
Your home page, then the pages that sell, like services, towns, about and contact, working from the top of your site down. Articles come next, newest first when your sitemap dates them. Tag and category pages come last.
Does every finding come with proof?
A finding about something on a page, like another town's name left in the copy, shows the sentence it's about. A finding about something missing, like prices, points to the page on your site that already has the answer when there is one.
Can I use my Search Console data?
Yes. After the scan, add your Search Console Pages export, or Top pages from Ahrefs, and the plan starts with your busiest pages. It also counts how many of your scanned pages showed up in Google during the export's dates.
How long does a scan take?
It depends on the size of the site and how fast its host answers. Keep the tab open while it runs. If it closes, open your scan link again and the scan carries on from the last page it read.
Who can see my report?
Your report lives at its own link, which works for 12 months from the day of the scan. Anyone with the link can open the report and use an unused included rescan, so share it only with people you trust. Our team can also open reports to check quality and to help when you ask.
Does a good score mean I'll rank?
No. The scan checks what your pages say and how they're built. Rankings also depend on things it can't see, like links from other sites, your Google Business Profile and your reviews, so use your Search Console data next to it.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, in full, when the audit can't finish or we can't read most of your site. Otherwise the sale is final once the report is delivered, and that includes an unused rescan. Email support@trojandigitalmarketing.com within 14 days of your purchase.
Something went wrong with a payment. Who do I ask?
Email support@trojandigitalmarketing.com with the site you scanned, and we'll sort it out.
Want the fixes done for you?
Bring your report to Trojan. We handle the writing, template changes, schema and redirects, and your part stays to the facts only you know.
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