Start when you are ready
Create and confirm your account, then choose Start free trial. Your 72 hours begin with that action. No card is needed, there is no automatic charge, and signing in again does not restart the clock. One trial is available per eligible account without subscription history.
You get one website, five keyword combinations, one audit of up to 100 pages, five AI requests shared by questions and improvement proposals, and five ranking checks. Those allowances cover the whole trial. Saved work remains available after it ends; choose a purchase explicitly when you want to continue work that needs paid access.
Nomi's seven-step introduction explains where to start. Move back and forward, skip it or reopen it later. The introduction remembers progress in this browser for your account. A completed introduction does not mean an audit or website change has been completed.
A score you can check
Audit score version 2 starts each fully analysed successful HTML page at 100 points. Each distinct error deducts 20 points and each distinct warning 5, capped at zero per page. Information deducts nothing. We divide earned points by all discovered URLs and round down.
Unverified URLs earn no confirmed points, because their condition is unknown. This reflects incomplete evidence, not proof that a blocked or excluded page is bad for SEO. The report shows content health and coverage separately. A missing inspection and a confirmed HTML error are different.
For example, 100 fully analysed pages with one warning each earn 9,500 points: with full coverage that is 95/100. If 100 clean pages are verified out of 128 discovered URLs, the score is 78/100, with content health 100 and incomplete coverage.
The 20/5 weights are our transparent prioritisation heuristic, not a Google formula or a prediction of traffic or revenue. All historical audits are recalculated with the same version. A score needs at least one fully analysed page and a finished scan.
Ask about your audit or analytics
Ask us uses relevant entries from our curated SEO knowledge base and checks the selected website's account and connection context. Connected reports include their reporting period, source status and freshness; missing or incomplete evidence is not treated as zero traffic or proof that a source is disconnected.
Choose Ask about this audit or ask from an analytics report to include the selected website and report context. The assistant can explain the evidence and next steps. It cannot edit your website or settings. Source links accompany supported answers; when the supplied evidence is insufficient, it should say so.
Conversation text stays in page memory and disappears when you leave or reload. Relevant data is processed through OpenAI. The trial includes five AI requests in total, shared by questions and improvement proposals. Other account and service limits can also apply. Saved improvement proposals are separate from chat and remain in your workspace.
1. Add your website
Create and confirm your account, then add the website address. You can enter a bare domain, an address starting with www, or a full HTTPS URL. The product normalises the address for you.
Use the trial allowance for your first audit. Google access, a store plugin and an external AI client are not needed to inspect public pages. Creating an account does not automatically start a paid subscription.
2. Run an audit
The crawler checks public HTML pages within your allowance and permitted website scope. You can follow the job status and see how many pages were inspected, blocked, failed or left outside the scan.
The report checks page titles, descriptions, canonical and indexing signals, links and other technical details. It does not log in to your website or change its content.
3. Decide what to change
Open a finding to see the affected page, evidence, explanation and suggested next step. Grouped findings help you identify repeated issues.
Create a saved improvement proposal for a page to compare original and proposed wording and review supported internal-link suggestions. Preparing the proposal sends bounded page content and relevant available analytics to OpenAI. It does not publish anything.
Share a CSV report with your team or developer. Recommendations need context: an unusual title or a canonical link can be intentional, so review the evidence before changing a page.
4. Check your progress
Run another audit after making changes. Comparisons use shared pages that were successfully inspected in both scans, so an inaccessible page is not presented as fixed.
When you publish a saved proposal through your own website tools, record its publication date in the workspace and check the live page. Analytics places recorded changes on the timeline. A live text check confirms what could be inspected; it does not prove Google indexing or ranking gains.
The trial includes one audit. After using it, a second audit or recheck needs a suitable purchase. On a subscription, weekly monitoring can run within your plan allowance. A separately purchased single audit includes one recheck for the same website within the stated 30-day allowance.
5. Follow search positions
Add a keyword and select the supported location, language and device. A keyword combination uses those settings together, so a second device or market is a separate combination.
Rank tracking checks Google organic results in the supported top 100 range. Your plan determines the number of tracked combinations and the weekly or daily update allowance. A missing position means no matching result was observed within that measurement range.
6. Connect evidence of search and traffic
Connect Search Console for reported search queries, pages, clicks and impressions. Optionally connect Google Analytics for measured organic visits, key events and revenue. Each source asks for read-only Google permission separately, and you choose a property you can access that matches your website. Signing in with Google does not connect those reports. You do not need to create your own Google Cloud app or API key.
Your available historical data can help you choose a page during the trial. Google reports can arrive late or remain incomplete; the workspace shows the available dates and source status. Compare equal, complete periods when assessing a recorded change, with the same country, device and page filters.
Three days lets you evaluate the audit, advice and workflow. It is usually too short to judge SEO growth: Google says changes may take hours to several months to appear and generally recommends waiting a few weeks before assessing their effect. Seasonality, competition and other changes can also affect the results.
Choose a routine that fits
Compare Starter, Growth and Pro, or choose a single audit. The footer market selector controls the currency for new purchases. Existing subscriptions keep their agreed currency.
Monthly billing is selected by default. Optional yearly billing saves 20% compared with twelve monthly payments. The full annual amount is paid upfront; its displayed monthly equivalent is for comparison. Starting a trial does not select or charge either option.