SEO for Free / Free SEO audit
Free SEO audit
A free SEO audit of any website, in seconds.
Type an address. SEO for Free reads the home page and the pages a visitor meets first, runs 83 checks on each, and tells you what is holding the site back, in the order worth fixing. No account, no card, and nothing is saved.
What the audit checks
Every page is scored out of 100 across the parts of SEO that move rankings. Each finding says how it is known: measured by us, reported by a named outside source, or estimated, and estimates count for less.
- Technical: status codes, redirects, canonical tags, robots.txt, sitemaps and indexability
- Content: titles, descriptions, headings, thin and duplicate pages
- Structured data: Organization, WebSite, Breadcrumb, Product, LocalBusiness and more
- Sharing: the preview Google, WhatsApp, Facebook and X build from your page
- AI search: which AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in, and whether you publish llms.txt
- Links: broken links, orphan pages and where internal link strength collects
Fix the right thing first
An audit that lists 200 problems is a to-do list nobody finishes. Each issue carries an impact weight and the number of pages it touches, so the top of the list is where the points are. Many issues come with the fix already written: the title, the description, the structured data block.
From one audit to every week
The free audit reads a sample. Connect the site to the console and SEO for Free reads every page, every week, keeps the history, watches your rivals, and can publish the fixes you approve through one line of code. The trial covers one website, 100 pages a read and up to 30 reads a month.
Questions
Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. The audit on this site needs no sign-up and stores nothing. The console, which reads every page on a schedule and keeps history, is free during the trial programme.
How many pages does the free audit read?
The home page and up to seven more, chosen the way a visitor would meet them: the main navigation, the sitemap and the pages linked most. Connecting the site reads every page.
Does the audit respect robots.txt?
Always. If a site asks our crawler, CabanaBot, not to read a page, it does not, and the audit says so instead of guessing.
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See your site the way Google does.
Free reading of any website with no sign-up; free trial of the console.