Run a technical SEO audit on any website. See what search engines see when they crawl your pages.
Complete technical audit in one click — Core Web Vitals, meta tags, schema markup, robots.txt, and sitemap.
Checks performance · meta tags · schema · robots.txt · sitemap
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A website audit crawls a URL and checks the technical signals search engines use to understand and rank the page. That includes whether the title tag is present and an appropriate length, whether meta descriptions exist, whether Open Graph tags are set correctly for social sharing, what the page speed scores look like via Google PageSpeed Insights, whether JSON-LD structured data is valid, whether robots.txt is configured correctly, and whether the XML sitemap is accessible and well-formed.
Most sites have at least one issue across these checks. Common findings are missing meta descriptions, pages scoring below Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds on mobile, and structured data that exists but has errors disqualifying it from rich results.
After any significant content change, after a site migration, and after a CMS or theme update are the most important times. Template changes introduce bulk errors quietly. A migration can break canonical tags or sitemap URLs in ways that take months to show up in traffic data.
For agencies managing several client sites, a monthly audit provides a reliable baseline. Issues caught early take minutes to fix. The same issues caught after three months have usually already affected rankings.
| Issue | What it is | SEO impact |
|---|---|---|
| Missing meta description | No description tag on the page | Reduces click-through rate from search results |
| Title too long | Title tag over 60 characters | Gets truncated in search results |
| No canonical tag | Page has no canonical URL declaration | Can cause duplicate content problems |
| Missing og:image | No Open Graph image set | Social sharing previews use a random image or nothing |
| Poor Core Web Vitals | LCP, INP, or CLS outside Google thresholds | Negative ranking factor, worse user experience |
| Invalid structured data | Schema markup with errors | Disqualifies page from rich results |
| Robots.txt blocking | Page blocked in robots.txt | Cannot be indexed by search engines |
The audit checks six areas: title and meta tags, page speed via Google PageSpeed Insights, JSON-LD structured data, robots.txt rules, XML sitemap structure, and keyword distribution. Each runs as a separate module. You see results from all of them in a single run.
Free, with no account required. There is no usage limit and no paid tier. Run audits on as many URLs as you need.
Google Search Console reports on pages Google has already crawled and indexed. This tool checks what any URL looks like at the moment you run it, whether or not Google has crawled it. That makes it useful for new pages before they go live, staging environments, and URLs that Google has not yet discovered.
After a site migration, after a CMS or template update, and after any significant content restructure. For actively managed sites, a monthly check catches issues before they compound. The most important time to run one is immediately after a redesign or platform change.
Technical issues affect AI crawlers the same way they affect search engine crawlers. A page blocked by robots.txt will not be crawled by GPTBot or ClaudeBot. A page missing structured data gives AI systems less to work with when deciding whether to cite it. Fixing SEO fundamentals improves AI search visibility alongside traditional search rankings.