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Free website audit tools

See what’s wrong with a page,
in the order to fix it.

A list of errors isn’t much help on its own. These free tools check a page for search, AI and accessibility problems, then put the fixes in order so you know where to start.

  • 40+ checks per page
  • WCAG 2.2 accessibility tests
SEO Health Dashboard report for our own Technical SEO page: the score by category and the first fixes

What audits usually find

Most of it is quick to fix. The hard part is knowing it’s there and what to do first.

1

Missing basics

Titles that are too long, missing descriptions, more than one main heading, images without alt text. Each one is small. Together they hold a page back.
2

Problems you can’t see

Blocked AI crawlers, missing schema, a canonical tag pointing at the wrong page. None of them shows in the browser, so they go unnoticed for months.
3

Barriers for disabled visitors

Form fields without labels, low-contrast text, buttons a screen reader can’t name. They cost you customers, and they’re the issues ADA website lawsuits cite most often.
4

A list with no order

A report with 200 items helps nobody. What matters is which 5 fixes make the most difference, and who should make them.

Audit a page in this order

  1. Check your most important page

    Run the Full page check on your homepage or your best service page. It runs the SEO, AI search and accessibility checks together.
  2. Go deeper where it’s weakest

    Open the full report for the lowest score: the SEO Health Dashboard, the AEO Analyzer or the Accessibility Checker.
  3. Fix from the top

    Both reports list the fixes in order. Make the first 3 or 4, then check again.
  4. Then check the rest

    Repeat for your other key pages. The free app keeps every report, so you can compare them later.

Read the guides

Guide

Reading an audit report

What each part of a technical SEO report means, step by step.
Read the guide
Guide

A quick audit or a full one?

When a check of a few pages is enough, and when you need the whole site.
Read the guide
Guide

Why audits don’t lead to results

What separates an audit that changes rankings from one that sits in a drawer.
Read the guide

Want it done for you?

The free tools check one page at a time. These cover your whole site.

$497

SEO Clarity report

An audit of your whole site: technical health, keyword gaps, local visibility and AI search, with a 30-day plan.
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From $997

Accessibility audit and fix

Keyboard, screen reader and automated testing against WCAG 2.2 AA, with the fixes made in your templates.
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$497

SEO SOS

Traffic dropped overnight? A senior SEO finds the cause in a 90-minute session within 48 hours.
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Site audit questions

The free tools check one page at a time. The SEO Clarity report ($497) covers your whole site, adds keyword gaps and local visibility, and comes with a 30-day plan written by a person.

No tool can do that on its own. Automated checks catch many common problems, but some can only be found by a person using a keyboard and a screen reader. Fix what the checker finds, then test by hand or have us audit it.

No. An overlay adds a toolbar on top of the site and leaves the code as it was, and sites with overlays still get sued. Fixing the templates is the fix that lasts.

After every redesign or big content change, and every 3 months otherwise. Small problems creep back in as pages get edited.

Find out where your site stands.

Check your most important page now. It takes about 10 seconds.

Start with SEO Clarity. You get a full audit of your site and a 30-day action plan, from $497.