One URL · 108 checks · about twenty seconds
SEO Audit
See your website the way a search engine does, and find out what is holding it back and what to fix first.
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Which website should we check?
We read the page, robots.txt and the sitemap, open up to 10 more pages from it, and sample the links and images we find. We judge the HTML your server sends, which is what crawlers see first.
Five angles, one report
Be found.
Be trusted.
Be chosen.
- Crawl & indexing
- On-page SEO
- Speed
- AI answer readiness
- Trust & conversion
What the scan does
- +Fetches the page and reads the HTML that comes back, just as a crawler would.
- +Reads robots.txt to see what crawlers, including AI crawlers, are allowed to read.
- +Finds and parses the sitemap, then opens up to 10 more pages from it.
- +Follows the internal links and samples images to see what actually loads.
- +Probes http, www, a missing page and the bare IP to test how the site is set up.
What it cannot see
A useful report is honest about its limits. This scan reads what the server sends. It doesn't log in, run JavaScript, see your analytics or Search Console, or predict rankings. Speed is measured from our server, so a visitor on a slow phone connection will wait longer.
What we look at
Every finding shows the value we read, the target it was measured against, and how to fix it.
Crawl & indexing
Can Google find and index the page?
robots.txt, meta robots, canonicals, redirects and the sitemap, read together. Any one of them can quietly remove a page from search.
Speed
How long does a visitor wait?
Server response time, HTML weight, compression and render-blocking scripts, measured on a real request.
AI answer readiness
Could ChatGPT or Google quote you?
Structured data, dates, question-led headings and whether AI crawlers are allowed in at all.
Trust & conversion
Can a ready buyer trust you and act?
Contact options, calls to action, reviews, policy pages, a valid certificate and the security headers browsers look for.