Find the technical SEO problems across your website
We read your pages the way a search engine reads them — titles, headings, links, canonical tags, your sitemap — and tell you what is broken and on which addresses.
- Free
- No signup
- Up to 200 pages
What the scanner checks
Fifteen checks on every page we read — these are the questions they answer.
Finding your pages:3 checks
Can search engines find and index my pages?
- Pages can be found and indexed
- The sitemap matches the site
- Canonical tags agree with the page
Links:3 checks
Do my links lead somewhere?
- Internal links go somewhere
- Links point at the final address
- Outgoing links still work
Titles and headings:4 checks
Does every page say what it is?
- Every page has a title
- Every page has a description
- Every page has one main heading
- Images have alt text
Repeats and lengths:5 checks
Is anything repeated, too long or out of order?
- Titles are not repeated
- Descriptions are not repeated
- Titles are a usable length
- Descriptions are a usable length
- Heading levels run in order
We read what your server sends our robot, from outside, today — no rankings, keyword volumes, backlinks, competitors or page speed. What it cannot tell you
Why run a website SEO scan?
Search engines read the parts your visitors never see
Titles, descriptions, main headings, canonical tags and your sitemap. A page can look perfect to a person and still be missing them — and these parts shape how it appears in search results.
One theme setting can repeat a mistake on every page
Themes and plugins write these parts for you. When one of them gets it wrong — no main heading, the same description everywhere — every page gets it wrong in the same way.
Websites change after launch
A redesign, a plugin change, a migration or a new sitemap — that is when titles disappear and links start pointing at redirects.
What do you get for FREE
- Every problem in plain words, with the addresses it was found on.
- A score out of 100 with its sum shown — every check, its weight and its marks.
- Every page we read, in a table you can filter and download as a CSV.
- A text you can copy and send to your developer.
Website SEO scanner FAQ
Whether the parts a search engine reads are there and agree with each other: titles, descriptions, main headings, heading order, canonical tags, indexability, your sitemap, internal links, redirects and image alt text. It reads what is on the site — the part you can actually fix.
Up to 200, and we stop after four minutes. The report always says what was really reached: “16 pages scanned, no more pages were found”, or “200 pages scanned, scan limit reached (200 pages)”. A capped scan is never described as a full audit.
Yes. No signup, no email. One website can be scanned once a day; asking again the same day opens the report we already have.
We read one or two pages at a time, and we download no images, no fonts and no scripts. If your robots.txt asks for a gap between requests, we keep it.
Because nothing could be read: the site did not open, or its robots.txt tells every crawler to stay out. A zero would say fifteen checks were run and all fifteen failed. What really happened is that one thing was learned and fourteen were never tested — so there is no number and no label.
No. We read what your server sends our robot, from outside, today. No rankings, no keyword volumes, no backlinks, no competitor data and no page-speed score.
After a redesign, a plugin change, a migration or a new sitemap. That is when titles disappear and links start pointing at redirects.
Anyone you give the link to. We never list or publish reports. The link works for 30 days.