How Many Free Tests Does Enterramon Allow and What Does Upgrading Offer?

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Enterramon's free tier allows 5 checks per domain and 10 checks per user, per day. That limit is stated directly on the site as part of its audit tool description. If you need more than that, the site links to an upgrade page — but the specific benefits of upgrading aren't detailed in the available site information, so you'd need to check that page directly to see whether it adds more tests or extra features.

What the Free Tier Actually Includes

The free allowance isn't just a speed number. Each scan runs a technical audit across four scored areas:

Score What it reflects
SEO How easily search engines can find and rank the site
Performance How fast the site loads for real visitors
Security Basics like SSL setup
Overall A blended number across the three

Alongside the scores, a scan surfaces network and server details — server, IP address, and the network provider routing traffic — plus load times, file details, and HTTP/SSL information.

Where You Can Test From

Tests run from five global regions:

  • Cape Town, South Africa
  • Frankfurt, Germany
  • Singapore
  • St. Louis, United States
  • Sydney, Australia

You can also simulate connection types rather than testing at raw server speed: 4G/LTE mobile, 5G mobile, basic broadband (20 Mbps), standard broadband (50 Mbps), fast broadband (100 Mbps), or no throttling (native).

What the Site's Own Aggregate Data Shows

Enterramon publishes figures from tests run on its platform: 3,625+ real tests across 800 domains, measured from 5 regions. The averages across everything tested are:

  • Overall score: 75
  • SEO: 62
  • Performance: 83
  • Security: 66
  • TTFB: 548 ms desktop load, 577 ms mobile average

These are useful as a rough benchmark — if your SEO score sits well below 62, or your TTFB is far above roughly half a second, that's a signal worth investigating.

Deciding Whether to Upgrade

The free limits (5 per domain, 10 per user, per day) are generous enough for a single site check or a small batch of pages. You'd likely hit the ceiling if you're:

  • Auditing many pages on the same domain in one sitting
  • Re-testing repeatedly while making fixes
  • Comparing multiple domains in a single day

The site does provide an upgrade entry point, but the available information doesn't specify what upgrading changes — whether it raises the daily cap, adds regions, unlocks deeper reports, or something else. The practical step is to open the upgrade page and compare its stated benefits against your actual usage pattern before committing. If your needs fit inside 5 checks per domain per day, the free tier covers the core audit without any upgrade.