SEO Issue CheckerAuditReady
The issue checker crawls your site, runs over 80 clear rules on every page and lists each problem in order of priority. Each issue shows the affected URLs and the exact evidence, and AI turns the list into a fix plan.
We crawl up to 100 pages, then run over 80 rules on them. No account needed. 3 of 3 checks left today.
How to use it
Four steps from an address to results you can act on.
We crawl it from the home page, then add pages from the sitemap, reading robots.txt first.
Each rule is plain code with a fixed definition, so the same site always gets the same answer.
High severity problems on many pages come first, small warnings last.
Every issue lists the affected addresses, the value we saw, what it means and how to fix it. Check the same site again and you see what is new and what is fixed.
What it brings you
Every result comes with the proof behind it, so you can check it yourself.
Pages returning errors and the internal links that point at them.
Chains, loops and internal links that still point at redirects.
Canonicals pointing at broken, redirected or noindexed URLs.
Pages in the sitemap that are noindexed or blocked.
Missing, duplicate or badly sized titles and descriptions.
Missing H1s, thin pages and duplicate pages.
What the result looks like
Results are sorted so the most important rows come first. This example uses sample data to show the layout.
| Issue | Severity | URLs |
|---|---|---|
| Canonical points to a redirect | High | 12 |
| Internal links to 404 pages | High | 7 |
| Duplicate title tags | Medium | 23 |
| Meta description too long | Low | 41 |
What you get
Right here on this page.
For your team and your clients' sites.
Questions
No. Every issue comes from a fixed rule with saved proof. AI only explains issues in plain words when you ask.
Severity depends on how much the problem can hurt search visibility and how many pages it affects.
About 1 minute for 25 pages and up to 3 minutes for 100. The result link works for 7 days.
Check the site again. The report lists each issue as new, fixed, or on more or fewer pages than the last check.