Audit Packs: Pick Your Plate

With 86 audit prompts in the library, the first question is always: "Where do I start?" That's what packs are for.

Two kinds of packs

Project-type packs

These are tailored to what you're building. Pick the one that matches your app:

• SaaS — auth, billing, multi-tenancy, API design
• AI App — prompt injection, data privacy, token optimization
• Marketing Site — SEO, analytics, page speed, conversion
• E-Commerce — cart UX, payment security, PCI, order management (7 audits)
• Chrome Extension — permissions, data privacy, store readiness
• Mobile — offline storage, permissions, navigation, store readiness
• Directory & Listing — search, schema, maps, moderation
• Booking & Scheduling — calendar, booking flow, notifications
• Community Platform — moderation, engagement, real-time, privacy
• Government — Section 508, FISMA/FedRAMP, plain language
• Financial Services — encryption, disclosures, form validation, session security, audit trails

Focus-area packs

These cut across project types. Use them when you want deep coverage in a specific domain:

• Security — 5 audits, 124 checks. Headers, auth, data protection, API security, infrastructure hardening.
• Performance — 2 audits, 58 checks. Core Web Vitals baseline plus a deep-dive optimization pass.
• Accessibility — 2 audits, 64 checks. Fundamentals plus full WCAG compliance.
• SEO — 1 audit, 30 checks. Advanced technical SEO beyond the free fundamentals audit.
• Pre-Launch — 2 audits, 44 checks. Deployment readiness and error resilience — the go-live checklist.
• Privacy Compliance — 4 audits, 78 checks. GDPR, CCPA, COPPA, and cookie consent.
• Communications Compliance — 4 audits, 74 checks. Email/SMS rules, FTC compliance, subscription law, legal pages.

How packs work with your dashboard

When you create a project on AuditBuffet, we recommend a set of audits based on your project type. Your dashboard tracks progress against that recommended set — showing which audits you've completed and which are still waiting.

Run audits outside your recommended set? They still count. They show up in a separate "Other Completed Audits" section on your project page. But your overall health score is based on the recommended set, so you get a clear picture of baseline coverage.

You don't need all of them

A SaaS app doesn't need the E-Commerce cart audit. A marketing site doesn't need FISMA/FedRAMP. The pack system exists so you can load your plate with what matters and skip what doesn't.