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Technical SEO audit, in seconds

18 checks on any URL — titles, indexability, structured data, sitemap, speed — with a score and a plain-English list of what to fix first.

20 audits per day · Cached for 3 hours · Fetches the page plus robots.txt and sitemap.xml. Nothing is stored.

What gets checked

Eligibility: indexability, canonical tags, mobile viewport, HTTPS. These decide whether the page can rank at all — a stray noindex makes everything else irrelevant.

Presentation: title and description length, heading structure, social preview tags, structured data. These decide how the page appears once it does rank.

Foundations: robots.txt, XML sitemap, response time, compression, image alt text, content depth.

Weighted, not counted

A missing title tag and a missing HSTS header are not the same problem, so they are not scored the same. Each check carries a weight reflecting what it actually costs you in search.

Every finding says what is wrong and why it matters, so you can ignore the ones that do not apply to your site rather than chasing a green checklist.

FAQ

What is a technical SEO audit?

It is a check of the machine-readable parts of a page — the things Google reads before it ever weighs your writing. Titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, indexability, heading structure, structured data, image alt text, mobile viewport, sitemap, robots.txt and response speed. Content decides whether you deserve to rank; technical SEO decides whether you are eligible to.

What does the score actually mean?

It is a weighted percentage across 18 checks, where the weights reflect impact rather than counting checks equally. A missing title tag or a stray noindex costs far more than a missing HSTS header. Treat it as a triage signal, not a target: a page can score 100 here and still not rank, because this measures eligibility and hygiene, not competitiveness.

Does a perfect score mean I will rank?

No, and any tool implying otherwise is selling something. This audit measures whether a page is technically fit to compete. Whether it actually ranks depends on your content matching search intent better than the pages already there, and on your site having enough authority to be trusted. A clean technical base removes the excuses — it does not do the work.

Why does it flag things Google says are not ranking factors?

Some checks are eligibility, some are hygiene, and the tool tells you which. Structured data is not a ranking factor, but it decides whether you qualify for rich results and whether AI answers can quote you cleanly. Security headers do not affect rankings at all — they affect trust. Each finding explains what it actually costs you, so you can skip the ones that do not matter for your situation.

Can I audit a page that is not my own?

Yes. The tool only reads the page as any visitor or search engine would, so you can audit competitors to see how their technical setup compares. It does not log in, submit anything or access private data.

How often should I re-run this?

After any redesign, migration or template change — those are when technical SEO quietly breaks. A stray noindex left over from staging is the single most expensive mistake in this list, and it is invisible unless you look. Beyond that, a monthly check of your most important pages is plenty.