Free while in beta · $19 after launch

Every SEO problem on your site, and how to fix each one

One crawl of your whole site, checked against forty-odd technical and on-page factors, sorted by what to fix first. Written for somebody who does not have an SEO team — no jargon, no dashboard to learn, no setup.

Free, no sign-up, about fifteen seconds. Checks one page and gives you an SEO score; the full audit crawls the whole site.

Not another dashboard

  • The whole site, not one page

    Most free checkers read your home page. The faults that actually cost you traffic live between pages: two hundred products sharing one title, a whole section nothing links to, canonicals pointing at URLs that no longer exist. You cannot see any of that one page at a time.

  • Fix this first, not two hundred errors

    Every finding is ranked by how serious it is and how much of the site it touches, and the report opens with the handful worth doing this week. A list of everything, unsorted, is the reason most audits get read once and closed.

  • Fixes in plain English

    Each problem comes with what it is, what it is costing you, and the steps for the platform you actually run — WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, or hand-written HTML. Written once by a person, not generated per report.

  • No verification, any URL

    We only read pages your site already shows every visitor, so there is nothing to prove and nothing to install. Audit your own site, a client's, or one you are about to take over.

  • A PDF you can hand over

    Every audit produces a branded report with the priority list, every finding and the pages it affects — the thing a freelancer sends a client instead of a screenshot.

What you get back

The report opens on a score, the counts behind it, and the priority list. Everything else is below that, grouped the way the categories are grouped on this page.

Example report

SEO score

68needs work

  • 1
    critical
  • 3
    high
  • 6
    medium
  • 4
    low

84 pages crawled, paced · robots.txt obeyed

Fix this first

  1. 1Pages are telling Google not to index them12 pagesRemove the noindex directive from the pages you want found.
  2. 2Different pages share the same title31 pagesGive each page a title that describes that page, not the section it sits in.
  3. 3Internal links lead to pages that are gone7 pagesRepoint or remove each broken link; the page it lives on is listed beside it.

Illustrative figures. Your own report is private to your account and downloads as a PDF.

What it checks

Every item links to a guide explaining the fault and how to fix it, whether or not you ever run an audit.

Indexability and crawling

On-page and content

Technical

Structured data and social previews

Links

Site-wide configuration

All SEO check guides →

$19 after launch. Free right now.

The audit is in open beta: it runs, it produces the full report and the PDF, and it costs nothing. There is no card to enter and no trial to cancel. We show the price we expect to charge because a product with no number attached is one you cannot plan around — and because we would rather find out now whether it is worth that.

An account is needed to start one. Not to verify anything you own: the report is private to you, and every crawl has to belong to somebody so we can keep the crawler polite to the sites it visits.

Start a full SEO auditOr check one page first, no account →

Questions people ask

Do I have to prove I own the site?
No. The audit reads pages your site already publishes to anybody, exactly as Googlebot does, so there is nothing to verify. You can audit a client's site or one you are thinking of buying. An account is needed only so the report is private to you and so each crawl belongs to somebody.
How is this different from the free check?
The free check reads one page. The audit crawls the whole site, which is the only way to see the faults that exist between pages: two hundred pages sharing one title, a section nothing links to, canonicals pointing at URLs that 404.
Will it slow my site down?
No. The crawler requests a few pages a second, one at a time, identifies itself as ChkWebAuditBot, and obeys robots.txt. A crawl of a few hundred pages takes minutes precisely because it is paced.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the beta. After launch we expect it to be $19 per audit. Nothing is charged today and there is no card to enter.
Do I get something I can hand to a client?
Yes. Every finished audit produces a branded PDF with the priority list, every finding, and the pages each one affects.

Worried about what a stranger could find rather than what Google can? The security deep scan is the other half of the product.