New: Add, Remove, and Reanalyze Individual Pages in Your AEO Audit

One of the most requested features since we launched the AEO Audit is here: page-level management. You can now add new pages, reanalyze existing ones, and remove pages from a completed audit without rerunning the entire thing.

Here's what shipped, how it works, and why it matters.

The Problem

Until today, audits were all-or-nothing. If you published a new blog post and wanted it included in your audit, you had to rerun the full audit from scratch. Updated your homepage copy? Full rerun. Realized a staging page accidentally got included? No way to remove it.

This was slow, wasteful, and frustrating especially for teams iterating on content quickly.

What's New

➕ Add Pages to an Existing Audit

You can now add individual URLs to any completed audit. The new page goes through the exact same pipeline as the original audit crawling, content extraction, AI analysis, and scoring then gets folded into your existing results.

How it works:

1. Click the "Add Page" button in your audit results
2. Enter the URL you want to add
3. The system validates the URL, crawls the page, runs full analysis, and updates your scores all in one flow

What happens behind the scenes:

• URL validation confirms the page belongs to your audited domain, is accessible, and isn't already in the audit
• Smart domain matching handles subdomains, www variations, and protocol differences automatically
• Duplicate detection prevents accidentally adding pages that are already included
• Automatic score recalculation your overall audit scores update immediately to reflect the new page

🔄 Reanalyze Individual Pages

Updated your content? Reanalyze just that page. The system re-crawls the URL, runs fresh analysis with the latest AI models, and updates both the page-level and overall audit scores.

When to use this:

• After making content changes based on audit recommendations
• When you've added structured data or schema markup to a page
• To track how a page's AEO score improves over time
• After fixing technical issues flagged in the original analysis

What's preserved:

• Your original audit data and history stay intact
• Only the reanalyzed page's scores and recommendations update
• The overall audit score recalculates incrementally no full reprocessing

🗑️ Remove Pages from an Audit

Clean up your audit by removing pages that aren't relevant. Staging pages, duplicates, or out-of-scope URLs can be removed cleanly without affecting the rest of your results.

Built-in safeguards:

• Confirmation required destructive actions always ask before executing
• Last-page protection the system prevents you from removing the only page in an audit
• Cascade cleanup when a page is removed, all associated analysis records are cleaned up automatically
• Score recalculation overall audit scores update immediately after removal

The UI

Page management is integrated directly into the audit results dashboard no separate screens or workflows.

Add Page Modal

A focused dialog with real-time URL validation. As you type, the system checks domain matching, accessibility, and duplicates. Progress indicators show the crawling and analysis stages, and you get clear success or error feedback when the operation completes.

Per-Page Actions

Every page row in the results table now includes an actions menu with Reanalyze and Delete options. Confirmation dialogs protect against accidental operations, and loading states show when a page is being processed.

Real-Time Updates

The UI updates optimistically you see changes immediately while the operation completes in the background. If something fails, the UI rolls back automatically and shows an actionable error message. Toast notifications confirm when operations succeed.

Under the Hood

Incremental Scoring

When pages are added, reanalyzed, or removed, the scoring engine recalculates only what's necessary not the entire audit. This means page operations complete in seconds, not minutes.

Data Integrity

Every page operation runs within a transaction. If any step fails crawling, analysis, or scoring the entire operation rolls back cleanly. Your audit data is never left in an inconsistent state.

What's Next

This is the foundation for more granular audit control. Coming soon:

• User-friendly error guidance mapping technical failures to specific, actionable suggestions
• Progress tracking with time estimates real-time visibility into long-running operations with cancellation support
• Validation result caching faster repeat operations on previously checked URLs
• Concurrent operation support handling multiple page operations simultaneously

Page management is available now in all audits. Open any completed audit and you'll see the new Add Page button and per-page action menus.

Questions or feedback? Reach out to our team we're always listening.