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Free technical SEO audit

Every issue, ranked by what it actually costs you.

Enter your domain and SEOWay crawls the site, runs 52 technical checks on every page, and sorts what it finds into errors, warnings and notices. Each finding comes with the pages it affects, the reason it matters and the change that clears it.

No sign-up. Enter a domain to crawl the whole site, or a page URL to audit one page.

  • Up to 10,000 pages per site
  • 52 checks per page
  • Errors, warnings, notices
  • 10 saved projects
  • Excel and PDF reports
Three severity levels

A list of 52 problems helps nobody. A ranked list of three does.

SEOWay grades every check the way an experienced auditor triages a site: what blocks indexing, what weakens the page, and what is worth refining once the first two are clear.

Errors

Fix this week

Faults that keep a page out of the index or serve it wrongly.

  • 4XX and 5XX status codes
  • noindex and robots.txt blocks
  • Missing or duplicate title tags
  • Broken or conflicting canonicals
  • Invalid structured data
  • Mixed content and redirect chains
Warnings

Fix this month

Weaknesses that cost rankings and clicks without breaking anything.

  • Low word count and thin text-to-HTML ratio
  • Missing H1 or meta description
  • Titles that are too short or truncated
  • Images without alt attributes
  • Sitemap missing or absent from robots.txt
  • Slow response or no compression
Notices

Refine after that

Details that sharpen a page that is already technically sound.

  • More than one H1 on the page
  • Generic or empty anchor text
  • Low semantic HTML usage
  • llms.txt missing or malformed
  • No HSTS header
  • Visibly outdated content
How it runs

Three steps, and the third one is the point.

  1. Enter a URL

    Enter your domain to crawl the whole site, following internal links and the XML sitemap, or paste one page to audit it on its own. SEOWay also reads robots.txt and llms.txt and checks that HTTP redirects to HTTPS.

  2. Read the graded list

    Findings arrive sorted by severity, with every affected page listed and the exact evidence pulled from it, so you are not hunting for the offending element. Download it all as Excel or PDF.

  3. Ship the fix, then recrawl

    Save the site as a project, make the change, and recrawl. The card keeps the previous score so you can see what moved.

Coverage

What gets checked

Seven areas, fifty-two checks, run on every page of the crawl. Two of them, duplicate titles and broken internal links, compare pages with each other, so they run when you audit a whole site.

Crawlability

Status codes, canonical tags, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag, robots.txt rules, sitemap discovery, URL structure and every hop of the redirect chain.

Content

Word count, text-to-HTML ratio, heading structure, multiple H1s, image alt attributes, leftover placeholder text and content that reads as out of date.

Meta tags

Title presence and length, duplicate titles, meta description, charset, doctype, language attribute, viewport and Open Graph completeness.

Links

Malformed and non-crawlable hrefs, empty and generic anchor text, nofollow on editorial external links and link volume per page.

HTTPS

Protocol in use, mixed content, whether the HTTP version redirects to HTTPS, and HSTS, so the secure setup is complete rather than partial.

Performance

Server response time, HTML compression, render-blocking scripts in the head and images that cause layout shift because they have no dimensions.

AI search readiness

Valid JSON-LD, landmark elements such as main and article, an llms.txt file that follows the format, and whether answer-engine crawlers are blocked.

All 52 checks See every check, its severity and its fix Open the list
Projects

Ten sites, kept on file.

Save a site as a project and its last crawl stays available with the date it was taken. Open the report any time without re-running anything. When you have shipped a fix, hit recrawl and the card shows what moved.

Projects are stored in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded to a SEOWay account, because there is no account.

Open projects
FAQs

Questions people ask before they run an audit

Yes. One-off audits and up to ten saved projects cost nothing and need no account.

Fifty-two, split across crawlability, content, meta tags, links, HTTPS, performance and AI search readiness. Each one is graded as an error, a warning or a notice.

An error stops a page from being indexed or served correctly, so it is fixed first. A warning is something that measurably weakens the page. A notice is a refinement worth making once the first two lists are clear.

Either. Enter a domain and SEOWay crawls the whole site, following internal links and the XML sitemap. You choose how far it goes, from 50 up to 10,000 pages. Every page gets the 52 checks, and the report adds site-wide findings such as broken internal links, duplicate titles and orphan pages. Enter a page URL and you can audit just that page instead.

No. The page is fetched by our server, handed to your browser for analysis and not kept. Saved projects live in your own browser storage on your own device, so clearing site data removes them.

Because answer engines read pages differently from classic crawlers. A clean landmark structure, valid structured data and a curated llms.txt file all raise the odds that your page is quoted accurately rather than skipped.

Yes. Every report downloads as an Excel workbook with separate tabs for the summary, an action plan, each severity and every check. It also imports into Google Sheets, saves as a PDF for clients, and exports as JSON for dashboards.

Find out what is holding your page back.

One URL, fifty-two checks, a ranked list of fixes. No sign-up.

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