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Free Website Audit & SEO Checklist

Scan one public webpage for common SEO, content, structure, and technical foundations, then see what appears present, missing, or still needs a human review.

The core result is calculated in your browser. Optional AI assistance explains the result when available, but it never replaces the underlying calculation or checklist.

Scan input

Check one page's foundations

The scanner reviews one public page and reports what it can verify from the returned HTML—not a full crawl.

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Page to scan

Use a live, publicly reachable URL.

What This Tool Does

This lightweight scanner fetches one public HTML page and checks detectable foundations such as the response, title, description, headings, canonical, viewport, links, image attributes, indexability, HTTPS, and JSON-LD.

What the Results Mean

The detected foundation score uses only checks the scanner can verify. Subjective items and anything that requires rendering, performance testing, or a wider crawl are labeled for manual review instead of being guessed.

What It Does Not Tell You

This is a single-page HTML scan, not a full crawler or complete SEO audit. It does not measure rankings, backlinks, traffic, Core Web Vitals, competitors, analytics, or the quality of the business strategy.

Questions

Free Website Audit & SEO Checklist FAQ

Is this a full SEO audit?

No. It is a practical foundation checklist, not a crawler, ranking report, backlink analysis, or server audit.

Does it change my website?

No. It only scores the answers you provide.

Can it guarantee rankings?

No. No checklist or provider controls search rankings.

What should I fix first?

Start with problems that block understanding, mobile use, contact, crawling, or a clear next action.

Need help fixing what the checklist uncovered?

The tool is a useful starting point. If you want another set of eyes on the real situation, I can help put the result into practice.

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