New audit
Check response health, indexability, metadata, broken references, redirects, and internal-link structure without changing the website.
From URL to report
Enter a starting URL and, if needed, additional sitemap URLs. The crawler discovers in-scope pages from HTML links and sitemaps, respects robots.txt, and treats the site’s www and apex hostnames as one site. It stops at the limit you choose, up to 5000 pages.
The audit is read-only and never changes your website. It attempts JavaScript rendering for every successfully fetched HTML page and records whether each capture completed.
A healthier foundation
Search engines need reliable responses, clear indexing signals, useful metadata, and paths between pages to discover and understand a site. Broken destinations interrupt visitors, while redirect errors and weak internal linking can make important pages harder to reach.
A technical audit turns those signals into a practical list of URLs to review, so fixes can be prioritized using evidence from the crawl.
Checks included
Reviews HTTP status codes, failed requests, and redirect behavior.
Checks robots directives and canonical signals that affect whether a page can be indexed.
Inspects titles, meta descriptions, and page headings from complete page observations.
Finds broken destinations discovered in page links or sitemap entries.
Maps how audited pages connect to and reference one another.
Scope: Unrelated subdomains are excluded. Images, scripts, stylesheets, and iframes are not crawled as separate audit resources.
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