Most site owners find out something’s wrong with their SEO the hard way — traffic drops, a competitor outranks them for a keyword they used to own, or a client asks why the site never comes up on Google. A free website SEO audit catches those problems before they cost you a lead.
Run your URL through our SEO audit tool and you’ll get a plain-English breakdown of what’s actually holding your site back — not a wall of jargon you need an agency to translate.
This isn’t a single-metric grader. The scan pulls data across four layers of your site:
Each section gets a pass/fail on the individual checks and a short note on why it matters, so you’re not left guessing what a “301 redirect chain” actually costs you.
That last part matters. A 40-item checklist is useless if you don’t know which four items actually move the needle. We rank issues by likely impact, not alphabetically.
If technical SEO issues turn up in your results, our technical SEO service is built specifically to fix that layer, and our complete website SEO service covers everything from there through content and backlinks.
A Fortune 500 site can absorb a few broken pages and still rank — they have thousands of backlinks propping them up. A 12-page local service site can’t. One missing title tag on your top landing page, or a homepage that takes 6 seconds to load on mobile, can be the entire difference between page one and page three.
If your last SEO health check was “I looked at it and it seemed fine,” this tool gives you the version Google actually sees.
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Enter your homepage URL into the tool above. No signup is required to see your score and top issues — you’ll get the full breakdown on screen in under two minutes.
On-page elements (titles, headers, content), technical health (crawl errors, redirects, sitemap), site speed, and mobile usability — the same four areas Google’s own ranking systems weigh most heavily.
Look for one that prioritizes issues by impact instead of just listing everything it finds. A 50-item report is only useful if you know which five items to fix first — that’s the whole point of this tool.