Free site audit.
We read your home page and about ten more, check your sitemap and robots.txt, and tell you what to fix so search engines and AI answers can find and quote you. Add a keyword to see whether your pages are set up to rank for it.
Auditing
This usually takes 15 to 60 seconds. Keep this tab open. The audit does the following in order, and we show the results when it is done.
- Read robots.txt and load the home page
- Look for sitemap.xml and llms.txt
- Read about ten more pages, favouring service pages and a spread of your sitemap
- Check up to 20 internal links for errors
- Check whether your pages are set up to rank
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Example report
Example report. These numbers are for a made-up bakery site so you can see the layout. They are not your results. Enter your address above to run a real audit.
Technical health is not the same as ranking. This audit cannot see your Google positions, backlinks or competitors. Connect Search Console to see real positions.
How the scores work
Every score comes only from pages and files we actually fetched. Each area is a list of checks with set weights, and the score is the share of points earned.
Technical health and ranking readiness are shown separately because a clean site can still be set up to stay buried. The headline uses the lower of the two.
- Search covers HTTPS, robots.txt, sitemap, page status, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical, language, mobile setup, image alt text, social tags, page depth and broken links.
- Answers covers page depth, question-style headings, structured data (JSON-LD) and clear headings.
- AI covers llms.txt, whether the major AI crawlers may read your site, organization markup and sitemap.
- Technical health is 40% Search, 30% Answers and 30% AI.
- Ranking readiness covers canonical tags, unique titles and descriptions, whether one clear phrase runs through your home page, whether that phrase is specific enough to win, service and location pages, link text, page depth, structured data for services and reviews, sitemap quality, robots.txt rules that block useful pages, and page weight.
- A high priority ranking finding, such as a main phrase made only of generic words, keeps the headline below Strong.
Blocking an AI crawler can be a deliberate choice. We list it so you know, and it lowers only the AI score.
What to fix first
Your target keyword
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Pages we read
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