Find what’s silently holding your site back.
The most expensive SEO problems are the silent ones — nothing looks broken until you check the crawl. Get the exact pages, tags, and links to fix, in priority order.
Instant quick scan
A crawl of your key pages surfacing broken links, missing or bad titles and metas, heading problems, and thin content — in minutes.
Deep crawls at scale
Full-site crawls hundreds of pages deep: status-code breakdowns, indexability, duplicate titles, thin content across the whole site.
Evidence, not just counts
Click any issue and see the actual offenders — the exact H1 text, the image URLs missing alt, the title that’s 74 characters.
Core Web Vitals
PageSpeed scores with real-user LCP, INP, and CLS beside lab metrics — what Google actually ranks on, clearly separated.
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Paste your URL
The crawler maps your site the way a search engine does — following internal links, respecting redirects.
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Issues, with receipts
Errors, warnings, and notices — each expandable to the concrete offenders captured during the crawl.
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Fix in order
Technical blockers first, then content, then links — the order that actually moves rankings.
Pages in a single deep crawl — full-site coverage, not a sample.
Pages in the instant quick scan — enough to catch most silent blockers in minutes.
Technical SEO problems are silent by design. Nothing looks broken to a visitor — the page loads, the design renders — while a stray noindex tag, a redirect loop, or a block of duplicate titles quietly caps what the whole site can earn.
The audit’s job is to make the invisible concrete. Not ‘you have 14 title issues’ but which fourteen, what each title currently says, and how long it is. Evidence turns an audit from a report you file away into a checklist you finish this afternoon.
Fix order matters more than fix count: technical blockers first, because they cap everything else; content second, because it’s what actually ranks; links last, because they multiply what’s already working. Running the order backwards is the most expensive mistake in SEO.
Auditing is a cadence, not an event. Sites regress silently — a plugin update rewrites titles, a theme change drops alt text, a redirect chain sneaks in — and each crawl is saved, so you can compare against the last one. Re-crawl after every meaningful change and on a monthly rhythm, and regressions get caught while they’re still one-line fixes.
What’s the difference between the quick scan and a deep crawl?
The quick scan covers your key pages in minutes — enough to catch most silent blockers. Deep crawls walk the whole site, hundreds of pages, with status-code breakdowns, indexability, duplicate titles, and thin-content detection across everything.
Will crawling slow down or affect my site?
No. The crawler reads pages the way a search engine does — politely, a few pages at a time, following your redirects. It changes nothing; it only observes.
What do I do with the results?
Work the order: errors first (broken pages, missing titles, no-H1 pages), then warnings, then notices. Each issue expands to the exact URLs and values involved, so the path from finding to fix is one click, not an investigation.
What about page speed and Core Web Vitals?
Covered separately with real-user field data — LCP, INP, and CLS as Google actually measures them — beside lab metrics, clearly labeled. Field data is what counts for rankings; lab data is for debugging.
How big a site can a deep crawl handle?
Hundreds of pages in a single run — verified on real sites at 900+ pages — with the full issue breakdown across all of them. The instant quick scan covers your 25 most important pages.
How often should I run an audit?
After any meaningful change — a redesign, a plugin swap, a batch of new content — and on a monthly rhythm otherwise. Crawls are saved, so each run compares against the last and regressions stand out immediately.
Do I need technical skills to act on the findings?
Mostly no. Issues are written in plain language with the exact page and element attached, and many fixes are CMS-level edits — a title here, an alt text there. For anything unfamiliar, ask the AI about the specific issue and it explains the fix in context.
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