Multipage Audit: Audit an Entire Site, Not Just One Page

The homepage is just a fraction of the site. Multipage audit analyzes up to 20 pages and generates a consolidated report — global score, recurring issues, page by page.

Most web audits are limited to the homepage. It's a good starting point, but it doesn't tell the whole story. A 50-page WordPress site can have a flawless homepage and catastrophic internal pages.

Product pages, blog posts, the contact page — each can have its own performance, SEO, or security issues. An audit that only looks at the homepage misses 80% of the site.

Orilyt's multipage audit solves this problem. Let's see how it works and how to use it in your workflow.

The Limits of Single-Page Audits

A homepage-only audit has three major blind spots:

1. Template-specific issues — blog, product, and archive pages use different templates with their own scripts, images, and configurations.
2. Heterogeneous SEO — the homepage may have a perfect meta title, but 50 product pages may have duplicate or missing titles.
3. Variable performance — some pages load heavy plugins (forms, galleries, videos) absent from the homepage.

For a complete diagnosis, you need to audit a representative sample of the site — that's exactly what multipage audit does.

How Multipage Audit Works

Orilyt's multipage audit follows a 3-step process:

1. Sitemap crawl — Orilyt reads the site's sitemap.xml and extracts the URL list. You select which pages to audit (up to 20).
2. Individual audit — each selected page is audited with the standard 80+ tests. Results are stored individually.
3. Consolidation — Orilyt aggregates results into a single report: global score (average), recurring issues (site-wide), and page-by-page details.

The AI summary is also multipage: it analyzes all results to identify trends and priorities for the entire site.

What's in the Multipage Report?

The multipage report includes four main sections:

• SGlobal score — the weighted average of all audited page scores. An instant overview.
• RRecurring issues (site-wide) — tests that fail across multiple pages. These are the priority fixes since they affect the whole site.
• PPage-by-page detail — each page has its own score and results. Ideal for identifying problematic pages.
• AIAI summary — an intelligent synthesis of everything, with priority recommendations and observed trends.

The report is available in web and PDF versions (client + technical), with the same level of detail as single-page audit.

How Much Does It Cost?

Multipage audit pricing is degressive, based on page count:

• C1 to 20 pages → 1 base credit + 1 credit per additional 20-page batch.
• =In practice: a 5-page audit = 1 credit. A 20-page audit = 1 credit. A 25-page audit = 2 credits.

That's much more economical than running 10 separate single-page audits (10 credits). Multipage audit consolidates results AND reduces cost.

When to Use Multipage Audit

• Deep pre-sales — audit the prospect's 5 key pages (home, blog, product, contact, about) for a complete diagnosis.
• Maintenance monitoring — each quarter, re-run the multipage audit to detect regressions across the entire site.
• Redesign audit — before and after a redesign, compare multipage results to measure real impact.
• E-commerce audit — audit category pages, product pages, and checkout for a complete performance/SEO diagnosis.

Conclusion

A website isn't just one page. Multipage audit gives you the full picture: global score, recurring issues, page-by-page detail, and consolidated AI summary.

It's the ideal tool for in-depth audits, maintenance tracking, and sales proposals that want to cover the full scope.

Try it on a client site — the consolidated view changes the conversation.