Legal Notice
Last updated: 31 July 2026
1. Ownership identification
In compliance with the information duties set out in Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the following details are provided:
- Owner: Rubén Benítez Pérez (self-employed / autónomo)
- ID number (DNI): 52598426W
- Registered address: Calle Pau VI, 6, 08173 Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona), Spain
- Contact email: info@protramit.com
- Trade name / service: AUDITGOON, an online SEO audit tool
2. Purpose
This website offers two independent services: (a) an automated SEO analysis of a website the visitor specifies, with a free summary report and an optional full report with a prioritised action plan; and (b) a cybersecurity audit, described in detail in section 3 below, including active tests that require prior verification of domain ownership.
3. Cybersecurity audit: specific scope and conditions
Unlike the SEO analysis, which is purely passive (observing what is already public, the same way a search engine would), the cybersecurity audit includes active tests against the audited website (basic SQL injection, reflected XSS, dangerous HTTP methods, directory traversal). Because of this, the following conditions apply specifically to this service:
- Payment first, verification after. Payment is always required before any ownership-verification token is shown, and no test of any kind — passive or active — runs until that verification is confirmed.
- Mandatory declaration of ownership or authorisation. Before the audit can be launched, the requester must confirm they own the audited domain or hold express authorisation from its owner to carry it out, including the active tests described. This declaration is recorded together with the requester's IP address and timestamp, as evidence of the authorisation given.
- Prohibited use. Using this service to test domains you do not own and are not authorised to test is expressly prohibited, and may constitute unauthorised access to information systems under applicable law (in Spain, article 197 bis of the Criminal Code), regardless of intent. The requester is solely responsible for the truthfulness of the declaration made.
- Not a substitute for a professional pentest. This is an automated audit aimed at detecting real, common, known issues. It does not replace a manual penetration test carried out by certified professionals, particularly for critical systems or those subject to regulatory compliance requirements.
- No guarantee of completeness, and limited impact from active tests. The owner does not guarantee that all existing vulnerabilities will be detected. The active tests are designed to be low-impact, but the owner accepts no liability for any temporary disruption they may cause to the audited website, nor for any consequence of an unauthorised or fraudulently declared use of the service by a third party.
4. Conditions of use
By using this website you agree to use it in accordance with the law, good faith and public order, and not to use it for illicit purposes or purposes that could harm the rights and interests of third parties. For the SEO analysis, you must only submit URLs you are authorised to have analysed; for the cybersecurity audit, the additional conditions in section 3 apply.
5. Intellectual and industrial property
All content on this website (texts, design, source code, logos) is owned by the site owner or used under licence, and is protected by intellectual and industrial property law. Reports generated for a specific audit are for the requester's own use.
6. Liability
The analysis provided is automated and informative in nature. The owner does not guarantee the absence of errors or that following the recommendations will produce specific results, and accepts no liability for decisions made based on the reports. Section 3 sets out additional liability terms specific to the cybersecurity audit.
7. Applicable law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by Spanish law. Any dispute will be submitted to the courts of Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona), except where consumer protection law establishes a different mandatory jurisdiction.