Free SEO Audit Tool

An SEO audit is a comprehensive evaluation of your website's search engine optimization health. It systematically analyzes technical infrastructure, on-page elements, content quality, and user experience factors that influence how search engines discover, crawl, index, and rank your pages.

Our analyzer evaluates 40+ ranking factors across technical, on-page, and performance categories. Technical analysis covers HTTPS security, mobile-friendliness, crawlability, XML sitemaps, robots.txt configuration, and canonical tags.

On-page evaluation includes meta titles and descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, and internal linking. Performance metrics include Core Web Vitals, page load speed, and mobile performance.

Each factor receives a pass/warning/fail status with specific recommendations.

Yes. Run audits on any public URL without creating an account. Free audits include comprehensive analysis of key ranking factors, prioritized recommendations, and actionable insights.

Pro plans add unlimited audits, historical tracking, white-label reports, scheduled audits, and API access.

Most audits complete within 30-90 seconds, depending on page complexity and server response time.

Enter any public URL to analyze its SEO strengths and weaknesses. Competitor auditing reveals what they do well, what technical issues they have, and how your optimization compares.

90-100 indicates excellent optimization with few critical issues. 70-89 represents good optimization with minor improvements needed. 50-69 signals significant opportunities for improvement. Below 50 suggests fundamental issues requiring priority attention.

Use scores to identify specific issues rather than as absolute measures of success.

Yes. Critical issues like missing HTTPS, mobile usability problems, or Core Web Vitals failures can cause ranking penalties that lift once resolved. Improving meta tags and heading structure typically shows results within 2-6 weeks.

The cumulative effect of fixing multiple issues often exceeds the sum of individual fixes.

Core Web Vitals are three metrics Google uses as ranking signals. LCP measures how quickly main content becomes visible. FID/INP measures responsiveness to user input. CLS measures visual stability during loading.

Pages meeting the "good" threshold for all three receive a ranking benefit compared to slower pages.

Yes. We evaluate viewport configuration, responsive design, touch element sizing, font legibility, and mobile Core Web Vitals. These factors are critical because Google uses mobile-first indexing.

Structured data helps search engines understand your content's meaning. It enables rich results like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, recipe cards, and event listings that increase click-through rates.

Our audit checks whether you've implemented relevant structured data and flags any errors that could prevent rich results.

Search Console shows how Google currently sees your indexed pages. It's retrospective. Our audit proactively tests any URL against 40+ factors before publishing or while diagnosing issues. It also works on competitor sites.

Monthly for active sites. Quarterly for stable sites. Always after significant changes like redesigns, migrations, or major content restructuring.

Pro users can schedule automated audits that alert to score changes.

Missing or duplicate meta descriptions and titles are extremely common. Poor heading structure confuses both users and search engines. Images without alt text reduce accessibility. Slow page speed affects both rankings and user experience.

Currently, our tool audits publicly accessible pages only. This ensures accurate simulation of how search engine crawlers see your pages, since Googlebot typically cannot access authenticated content.

Review critical issues first. Create an implementation plan based on difficulty and impact. Quick wins like meta description updates can often be done immediately.

Track changes and monitor rankings in the weeks following fixes. Re-run the audit after implementing changes to verify improvements.

Automated audits excel at detecting technical and structural issues that have clear right/wrong states: missing meta tags, broken links, Core Web Vitals measurements, security configuration. For these objective factors, automated audits are highly accurate.

However, they cannot fully evaluate content quality, topical authority, or user satisfaction. Use automated audits to ensure technical soundness while combining with human judgment about content strategy.