Free Tool
Site Audit Tool
Get a comprehensive SEO audit of any webpage. Analyzes meta tags, headings, links, performance, and technical SEO with actionable recommendations.
Enter a URL to run a full SEO audit
3 free audits per day — analyzes meta tags, headings, links, performance, and more
About this tool
Most paid SEO audits are 70 percent boilerplate, 20 percent generic recommendations, and 10 percent useful. This free version skips the boilerplate. Enter a URL and we run 40+ checks across meta tags, headings, internal links, external links, Core Web Vitals (pulled from the Chrome UX Report via PageSpeed Insights API), structured data presence, indexability signals, and image SEO. The output is a single scored report with severity-ranked issues, the exact location of each issue, and the fix. It is the audit I run myself before a kickoff call. It is not a replacement for a 200-page deep technical audit on a 100k-page enterprise site, but it is enough to give a clear go/no-go on the next step.
How to use the Free Site Audit Tool
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Enter your URL
Start with the homepage. Then run on key money pages: top blog posts, service pages, product pages.
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Wait 30 to 60 seconds
We fetch the page, run Core Web Vitals against the Chrome UX Report, and run every other check in parallel.
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Read the score
0 to 100. Above 80 is healthy. 60 to 80 has fixable gaps. Below 60 is leaving traffic on the table.
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Sort by severity
Critical issues hit ranking or indexing. High issues hit user experience. Medium and low are polish.
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Action the critical ones first
Each issue has a one-line description and a one-line fix. Hand the list straight to a developer.
When to use it
- Sales pitch: run on a prospect's site and walk them through the report on a call
- Pre-engagement audit before quoting a retainer
- Quick health check on your own site every quarter
- Auditing competitors to find their weak pages to outrank
- Verifying a developer actually fixed the issues you flagged
Example output
Audit on a healthy WordPress homepage typically scores 78 to 88, with 2 to 4 critical issues (missing OG image, slow LCP, broken external link, missing schema), 5 to 10 high issues, and a handful of polish-level recommendations.
Common issues and fixes
Score is much lower than expected
Look at the critical issues first. A single missing canonical, noindex, or 404 will drag the score down disproportionately.
Core Web Vitals fail but the page feels fast
Core Web Vitals are based on real user data from Chrome UX Report. Your fast home connection is not representative. Test from a slow 3G connection in DevTools to see what users see.
Audit cannot fetch the URL
Either the site is blocking bots, requires login, or is behind heavy bot protection. Try a sub-page or whitelist our IP.
Frequently asked questions
No. It catches the same 80 percent of common issues that any paid audit covers. The remaining 20 percent (deep link analysis, log file analysis, competitive gap analysis, content review at scale) needs a human and more data than we can pull in 60 seconds.
Weighted across categories: technical (35 percent), content (25 percent), on-page SEO (20 percent), performance (15 percent), trust signals (5 percent). Each category has 5 to 10 checks; failing a critical check costs more than failing a polish one.
Yes, as long as it is publicly accessible. The audit fetches public HTML and does not need login. Useful for benchmarking and for finding gaps to exploit.
Quarterly is fine for a stable site. After every major redesign or platform migration, run it the day after launch. Catch regressions before Google does.
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