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Technical collection
We load the page, follow redirects, inspect response headers, robots directives, canonical signals, sitemap discovery, rendered HTML, scripts, styles, and visible assets.
Free AI Audit
Audit your website for free
We check performance, SEO, security headers, and accessibility — then send a full report to your inbox.
Core Web Vitals
SEO & Meta
Security Headers
Accessibility
What's in the report
LCP, CLS, INP — with specific recommendations to fix each metric
Title tags, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, robots.txt, sitemap
HTTP security headers, HTTPS, HSTS configuration
Missing alt texts, contrast issues, ARIA labels
Desktop and mobile screenshots of your homepage
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How the website audit works
The report separates observed problems from recommendations. It checks the public version of the submitted URL and explains which findings affect crawling, rendering, usability, security, and conversion risk.
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Prioritised analysis
Findings are grouped by impact so critical accessibility, security, indexing, and performance issues are not mixed with cosmetic suggestions.
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Actionable report
Each important finding includes the affected signal, why it matters, and the next implementation step. The report is delivered by email.
What you can use after the audit
- Core Web Vitals and loading diagnostics for the tested page
- Indexability, metadata, canonical, robots.txt, and sitemap checks
- Security-header and HTTPS configuration findings
- Accessibility issues such as missing alternatives, labels, and contrast risks
- Desktop and mobile screenshots for visual verification
- A prioritised remediation list for developers and content owners
Website audit questions
Does the audit change my website?
No. The audit is read-only and analyses publicly available pages. It does not log in, edit files, deploy code, or submit forms on the tested website.
Will the audit guarantee Google indexing?
No tool can guarantee indexing. The report identifies technical and content signals that may prevent or reduce indexing, but Google makes the final indexing decision.
Is one URL enough to audit the whole website?
One URL is useful for diagnosing its template and page-level signals. A complete site audit also needs representative page types, sitemap coverage, internal-link analysis, Search Console data, and ideally server logs.
What should I do with the report?
Start with critical crawl, indexability, security, and rendering issues. Then address high-impact performance and content findings before lower-priority presentation improvements.