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Narsil SEO · Pro tool

Catch it before Google does.

Launching or relaunching a site? Run it through a plain-English pre-flight checklist, before Google ever sees it, covering the setup steps no crawler can check for you.

Included with Pro, along with every tool that ships after it.

A crawler can only check what already exists

That's the honest limit of every audit tool, ours included. Point a crawler at a site and it will tell you what the pages look like. It cannot tell you about the decision nobody made, the account nobody set up, or the instruction still telling search engines to stay away because the site was staging last Tuesday. Those are the launch failures that cost a month, and they are all invisible to a crawl.

Why before matters

After launch, every one of these is a fire drill with traffic already lost. Before launch, they're a checklist and an afternoon. Same problems, wildly different prices.

Then the audit takes over

Pre-flight is a one-off; staying healthy isn't. Once the site is live, the weekly website audit takes over: 29 audit checks, a health score, and 21 of those checks writing the fix. It runs on both plans, so a relaunch that goes well keeps going well without anyone remembering to look.

The free version is a real one

Our 27-point launch checklist is free, and the article walks the whole list without even an email. Launching one site once? Take it and go. Nobody should pay a subscription for a checklist they'll use a single time.

Questions about launching

Which plan includes the Checker?
Pro, at $99/month, which includes all fifteen tools and every tool that ships later. On Starter the tools are visible but locked.
How is this different from the weekly website audit?
The audit is a crawler: it looks at a site that exists and reports what it finds, every week, on both plans. This runs before that, on the decisions a crawler can't see. A crawler can tell you a page is missing a title. It can't tell you nobody set up analytics, or that the staging site is still telling search engines to stay away.
How is this different from your free launch checklist?
The free 27-point checklist is the same thinking as a document you keep, and the article walks the whole list un-gated. If you're launching one site once, take it. The Checker is for people who launch or relaunch regularly, or who'd rather work through it inside the platform that then audits the site weekly afterwards.
When should I run it?
Before launch, while changes are still cheap. The worst launch problems aren't the ones that look broken; they're the quiet ones that let a site go live invisible and stay that way for a month before anyone works out why nothing is happening.

Launch it properly the first time

Pro is $99/month with all fifteen tools and the weekly website audit that picks up where the pre-flight leaves off. Cancel from the billing portal, no call.