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Website SEO Audit

Crawl your website and find technical SEO issues, missing tags, broken pages and more.

The audit visits pages like a search engine would (it identifies itself as "ToolzHiveAudit"), follows links within the same site and does not store any results. Only public websites can be audited.

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How to use the Website SEO Audit

The website SEO audit crawls your site the way a search engine does and checks every page against more than 30 technical rules. It finds missing or too-long titles and meta descriptions, missing H1 headings, pages without HTTPS, mixed content, noindex tags, missing alt text, slow responses, thin content and missing structured data, and checks your robots.txt, XML sitemap, HTTPS redirect and llms.txt. You get a health score, issues grouped by severity and a page-by-page report.

  1. 1 Enter your website address and choose how many pages to crawl, from a 1-page quick check up to 50 pages.
  2. 2 Click Run audit. The tool starts at your page and follows internal links, showing its progress as it goes.
  3. 3 Review your health score, open each issue to see the affected pages, fix the errors first, then run the audit again.

Example and practical tips

Auditing an online shop might reveal that 12 product pages share the same title, 30 images lack alt text and the HTTP version of the site does not redirect to HTTPS. Fixing the errors and warnings first gives the biggest improvement to the health score.

Frequently asked questions

Is this site audit free?

Yes. You can audit up to 50 pages per run without an account. Limits on the number of audits per hour keep the service fast for everyone.

Will the audit harm my website?

No. It visits pages one or two at a time, like a normal visitor, and only reads public pages. It identifies itself as "ToolzHiveAudit" in your server logs.

What do errors, warnings and notices mean?

Errors are problems that can stop pages ranking, like broken pages or missing titles. Warnings hurt SEO or usability and should be fixed soon. Notices are improvements worth considering.

Can I audit a competitor's site?

Yes, any public website can be audited. Private sites, login-protected pages and addresses on private networks cannot be reached.