Page SEO Audit
Run every technical check against one page and see what passes, what warns and what breaks.
About this tool
Fetches a page and runs the platform's technical checks against it in one pass: response and redirects, robots.txt and robots directives, canonical, title and description, heading structure, images and alt text, links, structured data, language, viewport and social tags.
The result is a list of checks with their outcome, not a score out of a hundred. Where a number appears it is simply how many checks passed out of how many ran, and every failing check says what to do about it.
This audits one page. Crawling a whole site is a separate, queued job because it takes far longer than a web request should.
Common questions
Why is there no score out of 100?
Because every tool computes it differently and none of them will tell you how. A page with a missing H1 and a page serving 500s can score the same. The count here is literally checks passed over checks run, and the list below it is the actual answer.
Does this crawl my whole site?
No, it audits one page. A site crawl takes far longer than a web request allows, so it runs as a background job — start one from your dashboard and come back to the result.
Why do some checks say they could not run?
Because they genuinely could not. If the page returns a redirect chain or non-HTML content, the on-page checks have nothing to read. Reporting that honestly is more useful than showing a pass for a check that never happened.
Will fixing everything here get me ranked?
No. These are the technical foundations — they remove reasons a page cannot rank. Whether it does rank depends on the content and the competition, which no local check can measure.