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See how a finding becomes a next action.
This is a dated check of Cove’s own public pricing page using the same HTML analysis rules as its audit. It demonstrates a low-priority review item, not a customer result or a prediction of search performance.
Captured November 4, 2026 · one page’s server HTML · Cove SEO pricing page. A snapshot can differ from the current page.
Meta description: review the page summary
Low priority · heuristic
Evidence from the page
Description is 40 characters.
Why it matters
A clear summary can help readers understand the page. Search engines may show different text.
Why this priority?
Cove flags descriptions outside 70–170 characters. This is a review rule, not a search requirement.
Recommended action
Check that the summary fits the page.
How to verify your change
Inspect the HTML after saving. Recheck if eligible.
Your next step
Review the summary in your own website editor. If you want help writing, a paid Cove section rewrite costs 5 shared credits. Review the wording and apply it yourself.
The evidence and suggested fix come from Cove’s HTML checker. The rationale, priority explanation and verification guidance are added here to explain this demonstration. Server HTML does not render JavaScript or establish search rankings, backlink coverage or AI citations.
Your free report is available without an account or email address. You can apply its suggestions yourself. Paid workspace tools require an account and an active subscription.
Need to review more pages?
Subscriber audits check up to 5, 10 or 15 pages per audit, depending on your plan, and save results. Audits are limited to ten requests per account per UTC day; failed attempts may count toward that daily limit.
Need help with the next draft?
Use shared credits for keyword ideas, article drafts or section rewrites. Edit and verify the result, then apply it in your site editor or export it. Indexing and canonical settings may need a developer.
Working in WordPress?
Growth and Agency send a saved article as a draft to a compatible WordPress site. Review formatting and publish from WordPress. This does not update an existing page automatically.
Coordinating client work?
Agency adds assigned approvals for saved article versions and branded performance reports to print or save as PDF.
Page caps describe each audit’s scope, not a complete crawl of a large website. Extra credits do not unlock higher-tier features or override service limits.
From a concern to an informed action
Go from audit to action
Audit a page. Enter a public HTTPS URL.
Understand the finding. Read the evidence, priority and suggested fix.
Choose an action. Fix it yourself, ask a developer, or use Cove’s writing tools. Review AI drafts before use.
Recheck or review performance. Recheck the page if eligible. Growth and Agency can also compare imported Search Console data.
The Cove SEO Free SEO Audit helped me turn a general concern about my website into a focused list of things to investigate. I appreciated seeing the evidence behind each finding alongside its priority and a suggested fix. That gave me something practical to discuss with my developer instead of relying on a score alone. I still needed to assess the recommendations and make changes myself, but the report provided a useful starting point.
AlexCove SEO Free SEO Audit
5/5
A focused workspace for one brand
I used Cove SEO Starter to keep my audit reports and content drafts together for one brand. Being able to return to saved audits and edit drafts made the process feel more organized than keeping everything in separate documents. I reviewed the wording before using it and planned my drafting around the monthly credit allowance. The main value for me was having a repeatable workflow rather than starting from scratch each time.
JordanCove SEO Starter
4/5
Useful WordPress draft delivery without giving up control
I chose Cove SEO Growth for its WordPress draft delivery and Search Console CSV performance reports. Sending content to WordPress as a draft suited my workflow because I wanted to check facts, formatting, and brand voice before publishing. The CSV reports also gave me a structured way to review imported performance data. Preparing the files involved an extra manual step, but having these tools within the same plan was useful.
All plans include saved audits, editable drafts, an SEO checklist, Markdown export, Cove publishing, scheduling and draft automation.
WordPress receives drafts. Search Console uses CSV exports. Branded reports print or save as PDF, with no public links or automatic emails.
Ten audit requests per account per UTC day. Failed attempts may count. Page limits apply per audit.
Annual plans are paid upfront. Stop renewal in Billing and keep access through your paid period. Shared credits reset monthly on your subscription anniversary, with no rollover. Review USD prices and renewal at checkout.
Extra credits: $10 per 100. Purchased credits never expire and need an active plan. Add-ons and keyword packs cost extra. Tier and service limits still apply.
Plan scope and billing comparison
Plan scope and billing comparison
Included
Starter
Growth
Agency
Monthly price
$35 USD
$69 USD
$179 USD
Yearly price, paid upfront
$336.00
$662.40
$1,718.40
Monthly equivalent on annual billing
$28.00
$55.20
$143.20
Monthly shared credits
500
1,100
3,000
Brand workspaces
1
3
10
Pages per audit
Up to 5
Up to 10
Up to 15
Audit requests per UTC day
10
10
10
Keyword CSV rows per import
1,000
5,000
20,000
WordPress drafts, Search Console CSV reports, AI readiness
Excluded
Included
Included
Assigned approvals, branded performance reports
Excluded
Excluded
Included
Bring your own CSV under 2 MB. Growth and Agency accept up to 5,000 daily Search Console rows. AI keyword ideas do not show measured volume or difficulty.
No rankings, traffic increases or AI citations are guaranteed. Review your work before publishing.
Credit costs and calculatorKnow the cost before the action
Estimate your monthly credits
Shared credits per action
Action
Credits
Article draft or automation draft
20
Section rewrite
5
Keyword idea request
1
Signed-in helper message
1
On-demand live Google keyword check
1
Monthly credits do not roll over. Purchased credits never expire and need an active plan.
Buy 100 extra shared credits for $10. Separate live keyword-check packs have their own balance: 200 for $10, 600 for $25 or 1,250 for $50. Both purchased balances have no expiry.
Check the receipt before retrying a failed paid action. Provider and service limits apply.
Estimate a mix of monthly actions
Include automation drafts. This estimate stays on the page and does not start a purchase.
Excludes website audits, scheduled tracking and separate keyword-check balances. Does not account for credit returns, rollover or optional purchases.
Cove checks the HTML your server returns. Priority reflects Cove’s rules and does not predict traffic or revenue. Search and performance metrics use named sources. Missing data stays unavailable.
Cove does not guarantee rankings, traffic or AI citations.
Get answers before you start
What does the audit check?
One page’s HTML, including titles, headings, indexing, canonical tags, image alt text, mobile viewport and structured data. Findings show evidence, priority and a fix.
What is outside the audit?
It does not run JavaScript or check your whole site. Rankings, backlinks, volume and Core Web Vitals depend on separate data.
Can I make fixes myself?
Yes. Use your site editor or ask a developer. Keep private pages private.
Do I need to connect my site?
A public URL is enough. WordPress drafts are separate and require a compatible HTTPS REST API, IPv4 and a one-use app password Cove does not save.
What are the audit limits?
Three successful free scans per domain, including subdomains. Subscribers get 5, 10 or 15 pages per audit and 10 requests per account per UTC day. Failed subscriber attempts may count.
What uses credits?
Drafts use 20, rewrites use 5, and keyword ideas, signed-in helper messages and live keyword checks use 1 each. Check the receipt before retrying.
When does Cove publish?
The audit publishes nothing. Scheduled Cove publishing starts at 10:00 UTC daily. Auto-publishing requires consent, WordPress receives drafts, and edited Agency drafts need new approval.
Can I cancel?
Stop renewal in Manage billing and keep access through the paid period. The 14-day refund covers the first subscription payment. Manage Autopilot separately.
How long are reports kept?
Free reports expire in seven days. Optional email copies and delivery records are kept up to 35 days. See Privacy for account retention, export or deletion.
