Your Bolt.new project is hackathon-grade. Make it user-grade for $1.
Bolt is incredible at iterating fast. ‘Iterating fast’ usually means meta tags, headers, alt text and bundle size never got a turn. We catch the lot.
Bolt projects ship clever — and incomplete
We've scanned Bolt-generated landing pages, internal tools, and full-stack apps. The pattern is consistent: the core feature works beautifully, and everything around it (SEO, social previews, accessibility, error pages) was never prompted in.
The 8 issues we keep finding on Bolt.new projects
Each one is real, severity-ranked, and ships with a one-line fix suggestion in the report.
API keys hardcoded in src/
Bolt's ‘write me a quick OpenAI integration’ prompts often produce client-side fetch calls with the API key inline. Anyone can scrape it.
Default StackBlitz/Netlify headers
No CSP, no HSTS, no X-Frame-Options. Your app can be iframed on phishing sites that mimic your branding.
Single-page app with no pre-render
Bolt's React templates render client-side. Google's crawler sees an empty <div id=root>. You'll never rank for content that lives below that div.
Generic <title> across every route
We routinely see the same <title> on every page of a Bolt project — the framework default, never updated per route. Kills both UX and SEO.
Default Vite favicon
The Vite lightning bolt is shipped to production on roughly half the Bolt projects we've audited. Tells users ‘this is a demo’.
Bundle includes every shadcn primitive
Bolt imports the whole shadcn set even when you use four components. We've measured 600+ KB of unused JS on small landing pages.
Buttons rendered as <div>
AI-generated React often uses <div onClick> instead of <button>. Keyboard users can't tab to them; screen readers don't announce them.
Lorem ipsum left in production
About 1 in 6 Bolt projects we've scanned still had placeholder copy in the footer or a sidebar. We flag it explicitly.
From URL to fix-list in five minutes
Drop your URL
Paste the live URL of your Bolt.new project. Pick how many pages to scan.
We crawl + analyse
Real headless Chrome visits every page, captures screenshots, reads the rendered HTML and headers, then a vision-capable AI writes the findings.
Read the report
Severity-ranked findings, screenshots, fix suggestions, security headers grade, PDF export, share link.
Pick your size
No subscriptions. Pay per scan. From $1.
Starter
$1
Up to 3 pages
Standard
$5
Up to 50 pages
Professional
$15
Up to 200 pages
Enterprise
$29
Up to 500 pages
Questions Bolt.new users ask us
Does this work on my StackBlitz preview URL?
Yes — we'll crawl any *.stackblitz.io or *.bolt.new URL. For best results scan your actual production deploy (Netlify, Vercel, etc.) since headers and bundling differ.
I built a hackathon demo. Is $1 overkill?
$1 is what a coffee costs and the report is the difference between a demo that wins and a demo people remember as ‘the one with the broken share preview’. Up to you.
Built with something else?
Five minutes from URL to a list of every issue holding your project back.
Free 1-page audit, then $1 per scan. Refund if we can't reach your site.