Free SEO tool
Website Audit Tool (100% FREE)
This website audit tool crawls up to 15 public pages of your site to find repeated technical issues. See errors, redirects, missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, H1 problems and noindex pages, page by page.
Free, no signup. Our server follows internal links from the page you enter and checks up to 15 public pages. Nothing is stored.
Enter a page URL to crawl up to 15 pages of the site and find repeated issues.
How it works
How to use the Website Audit Tool in three steps.
- Step 1
Choose what to check
Enter the start URL of the site you want to audit.
- Step 2
Read the returned information
Review each page's status and findings, with duplicates counted across pages.
- Step 3
Use the result
Fix high impact issues first, then run the audit again.
Examples
Examples, and what they mean.
Illustrative. Real results depend on what the data source returns on the day.
A small service site
InputThe homepage of a 12 page site.
ResultTwo duplicate titles and one page marked noindex.
Check whether the noindex is a staging leftover.
Old internal links
InputA site after a redesign.
ResultSeveral links that redirect.
Point links straight at the final URL.
A missing page
InputA link to a deleted page.
ResultReturns 404.
Update the link or redirect to a relevant replacement.
Good to know
Your results, explained.
Patterns, not just pages
A single page check can't spot duplicates. This audit compares titles and descriptions across the pages it checks.
A bounded crawl
It checks up to 15 pages and says how many links it found but didn't check. It never crawls private addresses.
What this tool can't tell you
It reads the HTML each page returns, so content added by JavaScript isn't seen, and it isn't a full crawl of large sites.
What to do next
Start with errors, noindex mistakes and broken journeys before cosmetic warnings, then audit again.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
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