LLMIC

A warning count tells you something is wrong without saying where to start. LLMIC's homepage walks through a small, concrete case instead. A controlled crawl on 3 October 2026 found one failed destination linked from two pages. The finding listed both source URLs and the anchor text, the links were repaired, and the same scope was crawled again to show zero broken destinations. The site is careful to say this shows a verified link repair, not a ranking or revenue result.

That loop of finding, deciding and re-checking runs through the whole app. You can download the sample audit and the two-run evidence before buying.

LLMIC is a native Mac app for macOS 15 and later, and core audit data stays on the Mac. Crawl checks cover response codes, indexability and JavaScript rendering, with control over crawl scope and speed. Content tools map a keyword plan to the pages that should answer it and review placement, headings and unanswered questions. Link tools find broken links, inspect redirects and suggest internal linking opportunities.

The Pro plan adds AI visibility research, which records the prompts used, the answers returned and the sources those answers cited, so you can see what an observation is based on. Pro also connects Google Search Console and GA4 and adds a Fix Generator, scheduled audits and PDF reports.

Solo is $39 a month or $390 a year, for one website, up to 10,000 pages per crawl and two registered Macs. Pro is $99 a month or $990 a year, with unlimited sites, 50,000 pages per crawl and three Macs. Both plans are for one person, and there's no automatic free trial. You subscribe inside the app through Paddle. Optional AI and data providers connect through your own accounts and bill you separately. Some guides on the site describe development-build features, so the site suggests checking the release notes before buying for a specific feature.