SEO Audit
Enter a page and get an on-page SEO report in a few seconds: can search engines index it, is the title and heading structure right, is there enough content, are the social cards and structured data in place, and do the technical basics hold up. A score, and a plain fix for every issue.
- Loading the page
- Checking robots.txt and the sitemap
- Reading the title, headings and content
- Looking at Open Graph and structured data
- Checking HTTPS, mobile and speed
Want your whole site to rank?
The checker looks at one page. We audit the whole site, fix the technical issues and help with the content and links that move rankings.
- A crawl of every important template, not one page
- Technical SEO: indexing, canonicals, speed, Core Web Vitals
- Content and keyword gaps against your competitors
- Structured data and rich results
- A prioritised report you can act on
Why on-page SEO still decides who ranks
Search engines reward pages they can crawl, understand and trust. Most of that is decided on the page itself: whether indexing is allowed, whether the title and headings describe the content, whether there is enough of it, and whether the technical basics — HTTPS, a mobile viewport, a fast response — are in place. These are the things an audit can measure, and the things that most often go quietly wrong after a redesign or a migration.
None of it shows up in a quick glance at the site. A single stray noindex, a missing canonical, a title that is cut off in results, a page that is empty until JavaScript runs — each can cost rankings while the page looks perfectly fine to a visitor.
1. Indexing
robots.txt, the sitemap, the canonical tag and any noindex directive — the signals that decide whether the page can rank at all.
2. Content
The title and meta description, one clear H1, section headings, the amount of real text and image alt attributes.
3. Technical
HTTPS, a mobile viewport, response speed, compression, Open Graph, Twitter cards and structured data.
Questions and answers
What does this SEO audit check?
It loads one page and reviews four areas: whether search engines can index it (robots.txt, sitemap, canonical, noindex), the on-page content (title, description, H1, headings, word count, image alt), social and structured data (Open Graph, Twitter cards, schema.org), and the technical basics (HTTPS, mobile viewport, speed, compression, favicon).
Is this a full SEO audit?
No. It is a fast on-page check of a single URL. A full audit crawls every template, looks at site structure, internal links, Core Web Vitals, backlinks and content gaps against competitors, and the things only logged-in access reveals.
Does a good score guarantee top rankings?
No. On-page SEO is the foundation, but rankings also depend on content quality, links from other sites and competition for the term. A clean technical base is what lets the rest of your work pay off.
Why does content without JavaScript matter for SEO?
Search engines index the HTML first and run JavaScript later, if at all. If the main content loads only in the browser, the page can look thin or empty when it is first indexed. The audit measures the text present in the server HTML.
Need more than a one-page check?
We have been building and maintaining websites and WordPress since 2008. Tell us about your site and we will come back with a plan and an honest estimate.