Technical SEO, checked the way a crawler sees it.

Every page is fetched as a crawler would fetch it, following redirects and recording what answered.

• Status codes, redirect chains and loops
• Canonical tags that point elsewhere, or nowhere
• noindex in the page or the headers
• Pages in your sitemap that redirect, fail or are not indexable
• Pages linked from nowhere (orphans) and pages that link nowhere (dead ends)

Your sitemaps are read in full and compared with what your pages really do. robots.txt is parsed rule by rule, so you see exactly which crawler is allowed where and why.

Where Google’s real-visitor data is available for your site, SEO for Free reports Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift and Interaction to Next Paint from it, and flags heavy pages, images and scripts. Real-visitor data needs a Google API key on the server; without one, that card says so instead of guessing.

Internal links decide where your site’s strength collects. The link map scores every page by the links pointing at it, shows how many clicks each sits from the home page, and lists the broken links with the page they are on.