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Site Audit: Find and Fix Technical SEO Issues

Crawl a website to find technical and on-page problems, ranked by how much they matter. Up to 10,000 pages, re-run to confirm your fixes.

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A site audit visits your pages the way a search engine would, and writes down what could be holding them back. Missing titles, duplicate content, broken links, redirect chains, slow pages. It also keeps every crawl, so after you fix things you can see whether the score moved.

What you get

  • A site health score out of 100, and how it changed since the last crawl
  • Issues found page by page, grouped as Critical, Warning and Notice
  • Broken links, duplicate and non-indexable pages, load times, and charts of issue severity and response codes
  • Tables you can search, sort, filter and export to CSV
  • Crawls of up to 10,000 pages: a quick check, a standard crawl, or a deep audit with JavaScript rendering

Audit, fix, confirm

  1. Start the crawl

    Enter a domain, or just one section such as the blog. Pick a size and confirm the price. You can leave the page while it runs.
  2. Fix the critical issues first

    Clear Critical issues across the whole site, then the Warnings. Notices are polish.
  3. Check your work

    Re-check a single page to confirm a fix, or run the whole audit again and compare it with the last crawl.

The price depends on the page limit you choose, and it shows before the crawl starts. Opening a finished audit again is free.

Not sure where to begin? Read how to do an SEO audit step by step, or keep the SEO audit checklist beside you while you work.