Builder-aware, not builder-blind

Your SEO fix should understand the code your builder generated.

Choose your builder to see its current architecture, recurring failure modes, safe repair path, and exact GitHub handoff.

Audit any public site free
Lovable

Fix your Lovable SEO—and keep every prompt from breaking it again.

Lovable now handles more of the rendering layer itself. The remaining failures are usually in route-level metadata, domains, sitemaps, structured data, and changes that disappear after the next prompt. BulkAudits fixes those defects in your repository and watches for them to return.

See Lovable fixes
Bolt

Turn Bolt’s SEO signals into fixes you can review and keep.

Bolt can build with different frameworks, host on bolt.host or Netlify, and optionally prerender pages with SEO Boost. BulkAudits inspects the actual stack, deployment, and custom domain before it changes a line of code.

See Bolt fixes
Replit

Make your Replit app readable to search engines—not just users.

Replit supports several deployment types and almost any web stack. Agent-built apps use server deployments, while other projects can use static hosting. BulkAudits tests the live response and repository together so a static-site assumption never becomes a production-breaking fix.

See Replit fixes
v0

Fix the metadata v0 generated—using the Next.js APIs it already chose.

v0 defaults to Next.js App Router, so most safe SEO repairs should use native metadata exports—not a third-party head library. BulkAudits locates the affected layout or page, changes only the exact metadata node, builds the app, and verifies the rendered route.

See v0 fixes
Base44

Repair Base44 SEO in GitHub, then keep it synced with your builder.

Base44 supports two-way GitHub sync on Builder plans and requires the synced default branch to be named main. BulkAudits uses that path transparently: audit the live app, open a fix PR, verify the merge, then let you publish from Base44.

See Base44 fixes

One safety model

Different stacks. The same rule: prove the fix.

Builder-specific transforms still pass the same gate before a branch can become a pull request.

Detect

Identify the live failure, repository stack, route, and exact syntax node.

Repair

Apply a typed transform on a separate GitHub branch—not a free-form rewrite.

Verify

Build, typecheck, render, and rerun the audit before opening the PR.

What every supported page includes

Current facts, clear limits, no magic claims.

Current builder and GitHub behavior
Distinct high-impact failure modes
Supported deterministic repairs
Hosting-only issues marked advisory
Review and deployment handoff
Regression watcher example

Before you connect a repository

Why does the builder matter for an SEO fix?+

The same visible defect belongs in a different code location on React + Vite, TanStack Start, and Next.js App Router. BulkAudits detects the stack first and refuses unsupported or uncertain transforms.

Can I run an audit before connecting GitHub?+

Yes. Paste a public URL for the free audit. GitHub is needed only to prepare a code change as a pull request.

Does BulkAudits write directly to my live site?+

No. It creates a separate branch and pull request. You review the diff and control the merge and deployment.