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Paste your URL. In a few seconds this checks 14 things on your live home page: technical SEO, content, security and GEO.
Read-only, against your live site. Nothing is installed, nothing is changed.
A real audit goes through the whole site: indexing, architecture, security, accessibility and the pages that convert.
Ask for the full auditWhether the server delivers the page ready to read, or an empty shell the browser has to build. To fix it, render your pages on the server.
Whether a sitemap lists your pages, at /sitemap.xml or declared in robots.txt. To fix it, publish one and declare it in robots.txt.
Whether an address that doesn’t exist returns a real 404. To fix it, make your server answer 404 for missing pages.
Whether the home page says which address is the official one. To fix it, add a canonical tag pointing to itself.
Whether http, https, www and non-www all lead to a single address. To fix it, redirect the others with a 301.
Title tag, meta description, and a single H1 — the floor everything else stands on. Read the full check →
Whether the title (up to 60 characters) and description (up to 158) fit in the Google result, the text that convinces someone to click. To fix it, shorten them.
Whether images have alt text, which helps Google and screen readers. To fix it, describe each image in its alt attribute.
Whether the site opens with the padlock. To fix it, install a certificate and redirect http to https.
How many of the seven security headers the site sends; missing one or two is fine. To fix it, add the rest in your server or CDN.
Whether robots.txt blocks a crawler an assistant actually cites from — not the same as blocking a training-only crawler, which this check separates out. Read the full check →
Whether schema.org markup names what you actually sell — Product, Service, SoftwareApplication — not just the company's name. Read the full check →
Whether FAQPage markup is present — the structured form of the question-and-answer shape assistants quote most. Read the full check →
Whether a real one exists — not a 404 disguised as a page, not a redirect to the home page. Read the full check →
What this isn’t
This is an automated look at your home page, nothing more. A real audit goes through the whole site by hand, including the pages that actually sell, and that’s the paid audit. This tool is the five-second version that tells you whether the deeper look is worth asking for.