Most SEO tools hand you a score and expect you to trust it. Seodar shows the arithmetic: 100 minus weighted penalties, capped per category, with all 195 checks named in public. It crawls after JavaScript runs, so it measures the page a visitor actually gets, and it says what it could not reach instead of quietly scoring it anyway. Accessibility is in the same crawl, not a separate product: axe-core against WCAG 2.2, every finding citing its criterion. Free scan of 25 pages, no account.
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Marko — thank you for taking the time to write this properly.
The segments point is the one I'd underline. Scoring a blog and a shop as one number hides the thing you actually need to know, and most tools average it away. Glad it showed you where the drag was.
On the re-scan trigger: there's a usable version of that today. Seodar has an API, so a Shopify webhook or a WP hook on publish can kick off a scan without waiting for a plugin from me. Email me and I'll help you wire it up. A native plugin is a bigger commitment and I'd rather not promise a date I can't keep.
On keyword research — you're right, it is newer than the audit, and it shows. Volume data and country filters are the two gaps I hear most, and they're the right two to name.
On Ahrefs, I'd rather not argue with it. Paying for a backlink database you barely open is a real thing, but so is needing that database when your job is different from yours. Being the tool someone reaches for because it answers one question well is the position I want.