Public technical audit / Benchcraft’s own storefront
Can a buyer reach the right item?
We checked every publicly listed calculator edition and the Cleaning Bid Desk. Each row pairs one offer page with its expected product-specific checkout.
One gap the audit found
At 13:43 UTC on 1 November 2026, 0 of 101 pages had a product record matching the SKU, €29 price and EUR currency. We added those fields and repeated the live check at 13:54 UTC. All 101 pages then matched, and all 101 still linked to the expected PayPal checkout. These checks measure what the pages publish. Visits, search placements and sales are measured separately.
Before release · 101 rows (CSV) · After release · 101 rows (CSV) · Read the public catalog
What a five-page audit includes
- Reconcile the product and price across the page, catalog and checkout.
- Check page access, headings, descriptions, canonical links and internal discovery.
- Deliver a list of observed issues and fixes, with a repeatable check for each.
Search visibility experiment
For a packaging or a cleaning business, agree five buyer questions and a geography first. Record each result with its date and URL. Re-run the same questions after a change. The baseline above is a technical audit of this site; it does not measure search rankings or traffic.
Teams with their own aggregate logs can run the traffic recipe locally. Their denominator is requests observed in the supplied export. See the example.