One URL · 108 checks · about fifteen seconds
SEO Audit
See your website through a search engine’s eyes. Get a clear picture of what’s holding it back — and what to improve first.
LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Where can we find your business?
We read the page, robots.txt and the sitemap, open up to 10 more pages from it, and sample the links and images we find. We see what a crawler sees — the HTML your server sends — so anything drawn later by JavaScript is outside what this can judge.
YOUR SITE. EVERY ANGLE.
Get found.
Get understood.
Get chosen.
Crawlability · Speed · On-page SEO
AI answers · Trust
What the scan does
- Fetches the page and reads the HTML that comes back, the way a crawler would.
- Reads robots.txt, and what it says about who is allowed to crawl what.
- Finds the sitemap, parses it, and checks that it agrees with the page.
- Opens up to 10 more pages from that sitemap, so the site-level checks rest on evidence.
- Samples the internal links and the images, then follows the links to see what answers.
What it cannot see
- Anything JavaScript draws after the HTML arrives. We see the page a crawler sees, which is the point, but it is less than a browser sees.
- Your Search Console and analytics. Impressions, clicks and rankings sit behind a login we do not ask for, so they are outside every verdict here.
- Real-world speed. One fetch from one place is a lab number, not what a customer in Indore waits through on a mid-range phone.
- Your competitors. Each check measures your page against a published threshold, not against whoever is ranking above you today.
A useful report is honest about its limits. This scan reads server HTML; it doesn’t access private analytics or predict rankings.
Four of the 108 checks
Every finding prints the value we read, the threshold it failed, and what the failure costs.Crawl & indexing
Is this page even allowed in the index?
robots.txt, the meta robots tag and the canonical, read together. Any one of them can remove the page from search entirely, and none of them announces itself.
Speed
How long the server makes a visitor wait
Time to first byte and the weight of the page, measured on the request we just made, against the thresholds Google publishes. Every second is a share of visitors who leave first.
AI answer readiness
Could an AI answer engine quote you?
Whether the answer sits near the top, in headings and structured data a machine can lift without guessing. If it cannot, it quotes a competitor instead.
Trust & conversion
Can a ready buyer tell you are real?
One tap to reach you, a named business behind the site, and the ordinary signals somebody checks before paying a stranger online.