Why it is free, and for how long

■A run is not free to serve

Every audit spends real money. A model call writes the interpretation, a real browser renders the page for the screenshot and the loading observations, bandwidth fetches the target, and a database holds the evidence until it expires. Those costs land on us, not on you.

■Free for everyone, for a limited time

That is the honest shape of it. The audit costs nothing today and needs no account, but this is an open period rather than a permanent price. If it ends, this page says so before anything else changes.

■It reads one page, not a site

A run fetches the submitted URL and the small set of files that decide whether it can be read at all. There is no site-wide crawl, no queue and no per-seat cost to recover.

■Crawling a whole site will be a paid plan

Reading every page of a site costs many times what reading one page costs, so it belongs behind a price rather than inside this. It is not built and not for sale yet. When it exists it will be a plan of its own, and the single-page audit stays what it is today.

■It is not a lead magnet

The report is the whole product. No gated section, no email wall in front of the fixes, no sales follow-up.

■It keeps as little as it can

A run needs the URL and the evidence behind each row, and it keeps them for seven days before deleting the report. No account is created, because there is none to create.