Free website audit
Enter the address of the site you want to check. The audit reads it the way search engines and AI crawlers do, and produces a scored report with the evidence behind every verdict and a plan for what to fix first.
Audit a website
Any public page. 55 checks across SEO, AI search, speed, accessibility and security, with the evidence behind each one.
The report opens as soon as the audit finishes. You can keep this tab open.
Your recent audits
Open the dashboardThree depths
Quick
10 to 30 secondsThe page you enter, plus robots.txt, the sitemap, llms.txt, the discovery files, TLS and the response headers. Best for checking one page or confirming a fix.
Standard
1 to 4 minutesEverything in quick, then up to 25 pages found through the sitemap and the internal links. Finds duplicate titles, broken links and problems that only appear on some templates.
Deep
3 to 10 minutesUp to 100 pages, for sites with many templates or sections. Part of the Pro plan.
What is checked
What the report gives you
- An overall score and a score for each of the seven categories
- A fix plan ordered by the points each step recovers
- The evidence behind every verdict, from the status code to the robots.txt rule
- A preview of the search result and of the social card
- A comparison with your previous audit of the same site
- Exports to Markdown, CSV and JSON, a printable view and a score badge
Want it every week? Set up a monitor and get an alert when something breaks.
Before you start
- The site has to be public. A page behind a login cannot be read and is not audited.
- A site that asks AbackAuditBot to stop in its robots.txt is never audited.
- Only GET and HEAD requests are sent. The audit never changes anything on the site.
Frequently asked questions
What does a website audit check?
The 55 checks cover crawlability, AI search readiness, on-page SEO, structured data, performance, accessibility and security headers. Every check has a public page that explains what it tests, why it matters and how to fix it.
Which mode should I choose?
Quick for one page, or to confirm a fix in seconds. Standard when you want the site as a whole, since problems such as duplicate titles or broken links only show across several pages.
Why was my audit refused?
The site must be public, on the usual ports, and must not ask AbackAuditBot to stay away in its robots.txt. A domain can also be audited only a few times an hour, whoever asks, to protect the site. The message under the form names the reason.
How long is a report kept?
30 days, or 90 on the Pro plan. Anyone with the link can read it, and reports are never listed publicly. Your browser remembers the audits you ran, so you can find them on the dashboard.