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Google finds the problems on your site before you do. Not anymore.

Crawl your site and get a 0–100 SEO score plus every issue behind it — broken meta tags, missing alt text, thin content, duplicate titles — sorted Critical to Info, on every tier.

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Why it matters

SEO site audits & scoring

Most SEO tools either cost more than your hosting bill or bury the one Critical issue that's actually tanking your rankings under fifty Info-level nitpicks. A site that looks fine in the browser can still be invisible to Google because of a canonical tag typo or a robots directive nobody remembers setting. That's the frustrating part — nothing about the problem is visible to a human clicking around the site. The page renders, the links work, the images load, and a person looking at it in a browser has no reason to suspect anything's wrong. Meanwhile a stray noindex tag left over from a staging deploy, or a canonical tag pointing at the wrong URL after a migration, is quietly telling Google not to show the page at all. A crawl that actually runs the real rules Google cares about — and ranks them by how much they matter — is the only way to catch that kind of problem before a slow decline in organic traffic makes it obvious. It's the search-engine equivalent of a building passing every fire code except the one that actually matters in an emergency. A crawl that treats every plan the same way is really the only kind worth trusting the results from.

Every rule, every tier

The same on-page and site-level rules run regardless of plan, so the 0–100 score is always real and always comparable — Free isn't running a watered-down crawler. That matters because a free tier with a deliberately weaker crawl would give a false sense of security; here, a clean score on Free means the same thing a clean score on Team would. It's a deliberate stance against the freemium pattern where the free tier exists mostly to sell you the real product. It's a rule the product holds itself to, not just a marketing claim on this page.

Severity that tells you what to fix first

Critical, Serious, Warning and Info — so you fix the broken canonical before you worry about an image that's 40KB too large. Without that ranking, a report listing fifty issues is just noise; with it, you know exactly which handful actually matter and which can reasonably wait until the more important fixes are shipped. It's the difference between a report you can act on immediately and one you have to triage yourself first. It's built to answer "what should I fix right now" rather than just "what's technically wrong."

Prove ownership, then forget about it

Verify once with a DNS TXT record, a .well-known file, or a meta tag, and crawls just run from then on. Verification exists to make sure only someone who actually controls the domain can register it for crawling — after that one-time step, it's the same fire-and-forget setup as any other monitor. It's a one-time cost of a few minutes that then disappears entirely from your workflow. It's designed to be a one-time hurdle, not a recurring chore.

FAQ

SEO site audits & scoring, answered.

Do I need to verify I own the site first?

Yes, once — with a DNS TXT record, a .well-known file, or a meta tag. After that, crawls just run without re-verifying. Pick whichever verification method is easiest given your DNS access and hosting setup; all three prove the same thing and none is treated as more trustworthy than the others. None of the three methods is treated as more authoritative than the others — pick whichever fits your setup. There's no reason to overthink which one to use.

Is the free tier's crawl watered down?

No — the same on-page and site-level rules run regardless of plan, so the 0–100 score is always real and comparable across tiers. What changes between plans is how many sites you can register and how often you can crawl them, not the depth or accuracy of any individual crawl. That parity is a deliberate choice, not an oversight worth double-checking. It's a promise worth testing for yourself by comparing a Free-tier score against a paid one.

How many sites can I register, and how big a crawl do I get?

1 site on Free, 3 on Starter, 5 on Team — each crawling up to 100 pages per run, or 500 on Team. On-demand crawls are metered monthly (2 on Free, 10 on Starter, unlimited on Team), which is generous enough for most sites to catch a regression well before it costs meaningful ranking. Most teams find that's more than enough headroom to catch a regression well before it costs real ranking. That's enough crawl budget for most sites to catch problems well before they'd ever become visible in rankings.

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