Website SEO Audit

Checking pages one at a time misses the problems that only show up across a whole site: ten pages with the same title, product pages with no meta description, old pages that return errors or quietly carry a noindex tag. This audit crawls your site the way a search engine does, following internal links from the address you enter, and reports every issue with the pages it affects.

How to use Website SEO Audit

1. Enter your homepage (or any page to start from) and choose how many pages to crawl.
2. Click Start audit. Pages are fetched one after another and the report updates as it goes; you can stop at any time.
3. Read the score and the list of issues. Click an issue to see the pages it affects.
4. Fix the errors first, then the warnings, and download the full page list as a CSV file to track your work.

When it comes in handy

• A health check before and after a redesign or migration.
• Finding duplicate titles and descriptions on a growing blog or shop.
• Auditing a new client's site in a few minutes.

Frequently asked questions

How are pages found?

The crawler starts at the address you enter and follows the links on each page to other pages on the same site, like a search engine. Pages that nothing links to are not found; compare the result with your XML sitemap to spot them.

Why does the audit stop at 100 pages?

To keep the check quick and fair for everyone using the tool. For a larger site, audit its main sections one at a time by starting from each section's page.

What does "Blocked for Googlebot by robots.txt" mean?

Your robots.txt file tells Google not to crawl those pages, so they cannot rank. That is right for admin or cart pages, but a mistake for pages you want in search.