Over 100 checks
The crawler runs more than 100 deterministic checks covering indexability, redirects, canonicals, hreflang, links, metadata, resources, sitemaps, and Core Web Vitals.
Site Audit
Crawl public sites, prioritize errors before warnings and notices, and verify what changed over time.
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Free technical SEO audit
Run a powerful website audit and fix the SEO issues holding you back
Find and fix critical SEO issues across your site, improve technical health, and track every change over time — with evidence, not guesswork.
Source-HTML crawl. Every finding comes with why it matters and how to fix it — no fabricated metrics.
How to use the Site Audit
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Add your website
Enter your site and confirm the crawl scope, or start with sensible defaults for a quick pass.
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Configure your project
Set the schedule, URL sources, and which checks to run — or accept the defaults and move on.
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Run the crawl
A bounded, source-HTML crawl checks status, indexability, links, metadata, localization, and mobile lab signals.
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Review your report
Findings are grouped by issue with a plain-language reason and a fix, sorted so the highest-impact problems come first.
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Fix and re-crawl
Work through the prioritized issues, then crawl again to confirm the fix and watch your health score improve.
Identify and fix critical SEO issues
The Site Audit surfaces technical SEO issues across your whole site and explains how to resolve each one before it hurts your rankings.
Prioritized issue list
Findings are ranked by severity and impact, so you can spend your energy on the problems that actually move the needle first.
Actionable recommendations
Every finding pairs the evidence with a specific, plain-language fix — like a custom to-do list for your site.
No expertise needed
You don't have to be an SEO to interpret the report: each issue includes why it matters and how to resolve it in clear language.
Optimize performance and UX for better SEO
SEO is more than keywords and content. The audit also checks the technical performance and user-experience signals your pages provide.
Core Web Vitals
A mobile Lighthouse lab snapshot flags poor LCP, CLS, and INP so you can address the load and interaction signals that affect ranking and UX.
Mobile-friendliness
The crawl checks the viewport declaration and mobile lab signals — critical now that most searches happen on mobile.
Crawlability
It respects robots.txt, consumes same-origin sitemaps, and flags redirects, broken links, and orphan pages so crawlers reach your content.
Compression and speed
Slow responses, uncompressed HTML, and oversized documents are surfaced as issues you can act on to speed up the page.
Monitor your website's SEO health over time
Websites change, content is added and removed, and search algorithms are updated. The audit helps you keep watch continuously.
Schedule regular audits
Run the audit on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule so new issues surface automatically instead of waiting for you to look.
Track improvements over time
Crawl history charts your URLs crawled, health score, and total issues across runs, so you can prove the impact of every fix.
Export reports and evidence
Bulk-export issues and affected URLs as CSV or a full ZIP to share findings with your team or hand them to a developer.
Why choose the DigestSEO Site Audit?
A transparent, evidence-first audit for marketers, business owners, and SEO professionals — it only reports what your pages actually return.
- Runs 100+ on-page and technical SEO checks on a bounded, source-HTML crawl.
- Shows you where and how to fix the most critical issues, grouped by severity.
- Explains why and how to fix each issue in plain, non-technical language.
- Never stores your raw HTML — only URLs, response metadata, derived stats, and evidence.
- Keeps a crawl history so you can track progress and prove the value of your work.
- Enforces a five-crawl-per-day limit per project so runs stay bounded and fair.
Site health
—Errors
—Warnings
—Notices
— Crawlability
— HTTPS
— Core Web Vitals
— Internal linking
Analyze your site
Site Audit FAQ
Is the Site Audit free to use?
Yes. Signed-in projects can run the audit, with up to five crawls per project per UTC day, manually or on a schedule.
How is the health score calculated?
The health score is the percentage of eligible crawled URLs that contain no error-severity issues. A score of 100 means no crawled URL has an error.
What kinds of issues can the Site Audit identify?
Over 100 deterministic checks across response status, indexability, redirects, canonicals, hreflang, internal links, metadata, resources, sitemaps, and mobile lab signals.
How many pages are crawled?
Crawls are bounded for safety and run in resumable batches. Each project keeps full detail for its most recent crawls and a lightweight history for older ones.
Do you store my website's content?
No. Raw HTML is never stored. DigestSEO keeps the URL, response metadata, derived stats, issue evidence, and the report summary — scoped to your account only.
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Project history
Compare crawl coverage, health, and issue volume over time so the next fix is easy to prioritize.
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URLs crawled
Crawled URLs split by whether they contain an issue.
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URLs having issuesURLs without issues
Health score
Share of checked pages without errors.
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Total issues
Errors, warnings, and notices found in each crawl.
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Crawl history
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Bulk export
Download crawl evidence as CSV files for analysis, remediation, and reporting.
Latest completed crawl
Run a completed crawl to unlock exports.
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