A free SEO audit of your whole site

• The short list. A problem on 200 pages of one template is one line, with the number of pages it covers, because one change fixes all of them. The list is in order of what matters most and what it takes to fix.
• A grade, and a score for every area: crawlability, indexing, on-page, content, structured data, links, performance and AI readiness, each with every check it runs.
• How to fix each one, with your own addresses, and a public page for every check explaining what it looks at and why.
• AI readiness: which search engines and AI assistants your robots.txt lets in, and which bots only train models.
• Pages built by JavaScript are opened in a real browser, so a single-page app isn’t reported as empty.
• The next audit is read against this one: what changed, what you fixed, what is new.

• Create an account with Google, or with an email and a password. The report lives there, and every later audit is compared with it.
• Add your site’s address. Nothing to install, no code to paste.
• We read it page by page, like a search engine’s crawler: at most 3 requests at a time, with at least 300 ms between them. Our crawler says who it is and how to block it.
• The report appears in your account, usually within the hour, by the next working day at the latest, with a short email when it is ready.

Every one is explained in the list of checks: what it looks at, why search engines and AI assistants care, and how to fix it.

• There is no paid plan today, so there is nothing to upgrade to and no trial that ends. No card is asked for.
• An audit reads up to 200 pages. On a bigger site that is a sample, and the report says so.
• It is not instant. The audits run in a queue, which is why it says “within the hour” and not “in seconds”.
• We don’t promise rankings. We say what is holding the site back, and we don’t invent a score for what we could not measure.

The robots.txt validator runs in your browser: paste the file and see which lines crawlers ignore, and whether Googlebot, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity may come in. If Search Console is what sent you, the Search Console guides explain each status.

Why do I need an account for a free audit? Because the report is not a one-off page: it stays with the account, and the next audit is compared with it. Signing in with Google takes one click.

Do I have to prove I own the site? No. You confirm that you own it or may have it audited; the crawler only reads what any visitor can.

Does it work on JavaScript sites? Yes. Pages built by JavaScript are opened in a real browser.

Can I connect Google Search Console? Yes, as a separate step and only if you want: the audit then ranks fixes by your real traffic and shows your positions week by week.

Can I send the report to a client? Yes: as a PDF, or as a link that opens without an account, with your logo and name on it.

What do you keep? The addresses and HTML of your pages and what the checks found, with your account. The privacy page has the rest.