Free SEO Audit and Website Audit Tool

Many free SEO audits hide the useful results behind a form. This audit shows the essential results without an email.

You get a score, specific findings, and evidence. You also see which checks the audit could not complete.

What the audit checks

• Crawler access. The audit checks whether search engines and AI crawlers can read your website.
• Structured data. The audit checks whether JSON-LD exists and describes your visible content accurately.
• Page content. The audit checks titles, descriptions, headings, and other important page elements.
• Website speed. The audit checks mobile performance and slow page resources.
• AI visibility. The audit checks whether AI search engines can understand and cite your website.

A crawler is software that reads website pages. JSON-LD is a standard format for structured data.

Read our AI SEO guide to learn more about AI visibility.

What each result means

Each check has one of three results:

• Pass: The audit found the expected signal.
• Fail: The audit found a specific problem.
• Unmeasured: The audit could not get enough evidence.

The audit keeps these results separate. Missing evidence does not become a failed result.

This distinction protects your score. It also tells you when a manual check can help.

Who can use the audit

The audit helps business owners who want a clear starting point. It also helps teams that already use an SEO provider.

You can use the report to check completed work. You can also use it before you request new SEO services.

Sometimes one technical problem causes a large visibility loss. Finding that problem can save weeks of unnecessary work.

Read our Google visibility guide for the most common causes.

How to identify a poor audit

Not every free website audit provides useful evidence. Check for these warning signs:

• The report gives one score but does not explain it.
• Every result looks urgent.
• The report treats unmeasured checks as failures.
• The report hides all findings before a sales call.
• The report does not name the affected page or source.

A useful report tells you what happened. It also tells you why the result matters.

How to read your report

Start with confirmed failures. These findings describe specific problems that you can verify.

Next, review unmeasured checks. Decide whether each check needs a manual review.

Then review lower-priority improvements. A perfect score is not always necessary. A working website is the main goal.

The report gives each finding a severity. Fix critical and high-severity findings before cosmetic problems.

Website audit, site audit, and SEO audit

People use these terms for similar services. Each service checks website signals that can affect search visibility.

Some providers use different terms for different audit sizes. Ask each provider for an exact list of checks.

What to do after the audit

Fix confirmed failures first. Then repeat the audit to check the changes.

If you compare two websites, use the same audit for both. This method gives you a fair comparison.

Keep the first report. It gives you a useful record of your starting point.

Run your free audit now. Start your audit and see the essential results without an email.