Enter any URL and we'll run a live audit right now: titles, meta, headings, images, schema, AI-readiness, speed and more - then show you exactly what to fix first.
Free, no signup, no email required. Results in a few seconds.
Twenty-seven checks across the six areas that decide whether search engines and AI systems can find, read, and trust your site.
HTTPS, HTTP status codes, UTF-8, the html lang attribute, compression, mobile viewport, and favicon.
Title tags, meta descriptions, a single clear H1, heading hierarchy, content length, and internal linking.
Image alt text, Open Graph tags, and Twitter cards — the signals that control image search and social shares.
Structured data and direct-answer content — what helps a page get quoted by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews.
Canonical tags, robots/noindex rules, redirect chains, and whether your robots.txt and sitemap guide crawlers properly.
Page weight, server response time, render-blocking resources, and inline styles that delay first paint.
Homepage or inner page, HTTP or HTTPS. We normalize the URL and fetch the page as a crawler would.
The page is fetched in real time - redirects followed, compression decoded, and 27 checks run against the rendered HTML.
You get an A-to-F grade with a weighted score, and every warning or failure comes with a plain-English how-to-fix.
Fix the list in-house, or let us prioritize it into a ranked roadmap that targets what actually moves rankings and revenue.
The free audit reads the publicly served HTML of one page and flags the code-level issues that hold rankings back — a fast, honest health check anyone can run. It is deliberately fixed for things like a clear title tag, a single H1, HTTPS, and a sitemap that resolves.
What an automated snapshot can’t tell you is why. Why Google isn’t indexing your pages despite a technically clean score, why a page ranks but nobody clicks it, or where your crawl budget is being wasted across hundreds of URLs. Those answers need a deeper pass over the full site — the kind covered by a technical SEO audit.
If the quick check shows your on-page SEO is the weak spot, the fix list above is a workable starting point. If structure and ranking issues run deeper, the same scan feeds directly into a prioritized 50-to-5 plan — the handful of changes that actually move rankings, rather than a fifty-item dump. That planning is how small business SEO engagements typically start, and it’s how we keep semantic & entity SEO honest: it must be grounded in what the site actually looks like to a crawler.
Yes. You just paste a URL and run the check. No signup, no email address, no credit card - the report is generated in a few seconds and you can run it as many times as you like.
It fetches your live page and checks the code-level signals that affect rankings: technical foundation (HTTPS, status codes, canonical tags, noindex, mobile viewport), on-page SEO (title, meta description, headings, content length, internal links), content and media (image alt text, Open Graph, Twitter cards), AI visibility (structured data and direct-answer content), and performance (page weight, load time, redirects, robots.txt and sitemap).
The automated scan reads the publicly served HTML the same way a crawler would, so its technical checks are accurate for the page you submit. What it cannot see are things hidden behind logins or analytics - search console data, server logs, or how Google actually crawls and renders your whole site over time. That kind of depth is what a full technical audit covers.
Low scores usually come from a few high-impact failures - a broken HTTPS setup, no canonical tag, a missing meta description, one oversized page, slow server response, or thin content. The report lists every failure and warning with a plain-English fix, so you can see exactly what is dragging the score down.
The free audit is an automated snapshot of one page - useful for a quick health check. A paid technical audit goes much further: it crawls the full site, groups findings by root cause instead of listing every symptom, scores each issue by impact against effort, and hands you a prioritized fix list you can actually execute.
A few seconds. The tool fetches the URL live, runs the checks, and returns the score and fix list immediately - there is no queue and no email to wait for.
Our team expands this automated scan into a prioritized 50-to-5 fix plan — the handful of changes that actually move rankings and revenue — grounded in a full crawl of the site.