Full Stack Audit review
Broad scheduled audits pair Lighthouse checks with real-user Core Web Vitals data.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Full Stack Audit monitors public websites through scheduled and on-demand checks spanning security, SEO, performance, email, accessibility and related areas. Its fit is clearest for solo developers and small teams that want a broad audit view of a site rather than a tool focused only on Core Web Vitals. For performance, it combines real Chrome rendering and Lighthouse tests with real-user Core Web Vitals data from Google’s Chrome UX Report; when a site lacks enough traffic, it uses a lab estimate.
The free plan includes 126 expert checks, weekly scheduling, audits of up to 10 pages, one Lighthouse page per project, one team member and 30-day audit history. It also supports on-demand audits, report exports as PDF or Markdown, and email notifications when checks regress. Reports are grouped by category and severity, and checks can be silenced per project. For a single site or an early audit workflow, this mix makes the free tier useful without requiring a narrower, CWV-only setup.
Pro and Agency are listed as coming soon. Both list all 127 expert checks, daily scheduling, AI-powered features, unlimited audit history and email alerts on regressions, but the plans do not yet provide an available upgrade path. Full Stack Audit also offers web and API access, plus an MCP server for running audits and retrieving reports, with Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients listed as integrations. Choose it if broad site checks and both lab and real-user performance signals matter; consider a more focused monitoring tool if you need a currently available paid tier or a deeper CWV-only workflow.
Full Stack Audit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines real Chrome/Lighthouse audits with Chrome UX Report data
- Covers security, SEO, performance, email and accessibility
- Free plan includes weekly audits, on-demand checks and report exports
- Where it doesn't
- Free audits cover up to 10 pages and one Lighthouse page per project
- Free plan limits teams to one member and keeps 30 days of history
- Pro and Agency are coming soon, with no published prices
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