AuditLixa
How to use your 2 free website audits a day — without wasting one
On AuditLixa’s free plan you get 2 free website audits a day, with a free account and no credit card required. Two runs sound like plenty — until both are gone before lunch and nothing has actually been fixed. The trick is not to run more audits. It is to spend the two you have on the right moments.
1. Use the first run as a baseline.
Run your first audit before you change anything. That report is your starting point: the issues that appear on every run, across all 20 checks in the 7 categories, are the ones worth fixing first. If you change things first and audit later, you will never know whether the change helped or made it worse.
2. Fix one thing, then use the second run to confirm it.
The second audit is most useful after a real fix — not as a repeat of the first. Pick the issue that appears on every run, fix it, then re-run. If it is gone from the new report, the fix worked. If it is still there, the fix did not take, and you know that before spending more time on it.
3. Do not spend both runs on the same unchanged page.
Running the same URL twice with nothing changed between the runs usually gives you the same answers you already have. Save the second run for a different page, or for after a fix. If you have already used both runs, the allowance refreshes the next day — there is no need to chase the score again the same day.
4. Write down what changed between runs.
A one-line note — the date, the page, and what you fixed — makes the second report easy to read. Without it, two reports from the same day blur together and you cannot tell which change did what.
Two audits a day are enough when each one has a job: the first shows you where you stand, the second shows you whether the fix worked. Spend them that way, and a free audit stops being a number to check and starts being a tool that tells you what to do next.