Your site probably doesn't have 700 problems.It has a few, repeated.
A list with a row for every page a problem sits on runs to hundreds of rows. We count each problem once, tell you how many pages that one change covers, and put them in order of what matters most and what it takes to fix. That is the difference between a report you read and a report you finish.
For a small site with no SEO person, and for the agency that looks after it.
Free. Create an account with Google or your email, add your site, and the report appears in your account — usually within the hour, by the next working day at the latest. Up to 200 pages an audit, no card, nothing to install on the site.
Before grouping, the list had 900 rows — the same few problems, found again on page after page. Counted once each, they are 15 things to fix, and the four at the top sit on the whole site.
What each check looks at, why search engines and AI assistants care, and what to change.
Read the checks →After the first report
Your account keeps every audit, and each one is read against the one before.
A title rewritten, a page that started answering 404, a page that asked to leave Google, a problem fixed or a new one — the first few with a sentence on what they mean for search.
Pages whose own text names what another page is about, without linking to it — with the exact words to link and where to.
With Search Console connected: your searches by position, week by week, which ones moved, and which entered or left the first ten.
Which search engines and AI assistants your robots.txt lets in — Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity — and which bots only train models.
Crawlability, links, speed, structured data, AI readiness — each with its score, every check it runs, and your site laid out by folder.
One page with the grade, how it moved and what to do next: printed to PDF, or sent as a link they open without an account. Your logo and name on it.
How it works
Sign in with Google or an email and a password, and give us the address. No card, nothing to install on the site.
We read it page by page, like a search engine's crawler, and open in a real browser the pages built by JavaScript.
In your account: what is broken, on how many pages, and how hard it is to fix. In the order that matters.
What we don't do
Nobody can. We tell you what is holding you back, that is all.
If the site does not answer, it says it did not answer — it does not get 94 out of 100.
If a page's text is built by JavaScript and we could not open it in a browser either, we say we did not see it — we do not mark it as a page with no content.