A free website audit, in words you'll understand.
One scan covers SEO, speed, links, security and whether AI tools can read you. You get a grade, what's working, what's broken, and how to fix it.
Everything in one place
SEO, Core Web Vitals, broken links, HTTPS and structured data, ranked together by impact.
Credit for what works
Every audit lists what you already do well, not only what's wrong.
Ready for AI search
The same scan checks AI crawler access and content AI tools can quote.
A full SEO report, free with every scan.
Your SEO grade, Google's four test scores, your real page speed, and six plain areas that show what's working and what to fix, step by step.
- A grade from A to FOne number for how ready your site is for search, and where the biggest gains are.
- Google's own test, built inPerformance, SEO, accessibility and best practices, scored the way Google scores them.
- Credit where it's dueEverything you already do well, so you know what to keep.
- Fixes, step by stepEvery issue explained simply, with steps for your website platform.
What a website audit covers
A website audit checks the things that decide whether people and search engines can find, load and trust your site. That means indexing, page titles and descriptions, broken links and redirects, page speed, HTTPS, and the structured data that powers rich results.
We add the checks that matter for AI search: whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity's crawlers are allowed in, whether your content is in the HTML they receive, and whether your business is described consistently. Every check is listed on the methodology page.
Questions
Can't find your answer? The help center covers every part of the report, or ask us directly.
How long does a website audit take?
About 30 seconds for the first results, a little longer for all 50 pages.
Is it free?
Yes. The audit is free with no sign-up, and a free account unlocks every finding with its fix.
Can I share the results?
Yes. You can share a link to your report or download it as a PDF.
Do you change my site?
No. We only read public pages and follow your robots.txt.