Tell me what's wrong with my site.
We check every page against 90 checks, then rank the problems by how much traffic each one is costing you — not just a raw list of red X's.
“Tell me what's wrong with my site”
Site Audit, as it looks in the app
Most audit tools hand you a spreadsheet of 200 red X's and call it done.
A list, not a plan
Two hundred findings arrive in one flat export with no order to work them in.
The first afternoon goes to deciding where to start, not to fixing anything.
Findings arrive pre-ordered by the traffic each one is costing you.
No way to tell signal from noise
A missing alt tag on a legal page and a broken title on your top landing page score the same red.
Real revenue problems sit below cosmetic ones for weeks.
Severity is weighted by the page's own performance, so your money pages surface first.
Stale before it's finished
By the time someone works the list top to bottom, the site has already moved on.
You re-audit and half the findings you fixed are back, or were never real.
Audit history diffs each pass against the last, so you see what actually changed.
What's in Site Audit
Every capability shipping in the product today — and what's still coming, named honestly rather than hidden.
On the roadmap — not shipping yet
4 steps, start to finish
The actual pipeline, not a black box — with what each step produces.
- 01Step 1 of 4
Crawl the whole site
The crawler walks up to 500 pages the way a search engine would, following links rather than relying on a sitemap alone.
Up to 500 pagesFollows real linksNo sitemap required//pricing/blog/seo-guide/services/auditCrawling · 218 of 500
- 02Step 2 of 4
Score every page against 90 checks
Each page is checked across 7 categories — technical, on-page, content, and more — and rolled up into a health score.
90 checks7 categoriesOne rolled-up score64Health scoreTechnical78On-page52Content61Schema34 - 03Step 3 of 4
Rank issues by traffic at risk
Instead of a flat list, problems are ordered by how much of your traffic each one is actually costing you.
Ranked, not listedWeighted by page valueTop of list firstTitle too short — /pricing412 clicksMissing meta — /services180 clicksNo alt text — /about9 clicksOrdered by clicks at risk
- 04Step 4 of 4
Explain each one with evidence
Every flagged issue opens into the exact page, field, and reasoning behind it — not just a rule name.
The exact pageThe exact fieldThe reasoningurl /pricing
field <title>
found "Pricing" (7 chars)
want 30-60 chars, primary term
Evidence, not a rule name
Five disciplines, one loop. Site Audit is step 1.
- 1Audit & Technical SEOYou are here
- 2On-Page Fixes
- 3Content & Keywords
- 4Off-Page & AI Search
- 5Reporting & Analytics
These jobs chain — most teams don’t stop at just one.
Questions people ask
Up to 500 pages per audit today, following real links rather than just reading a sitemap — see your plan for the exact cap.
It combines each issue's severity with what we know about the page's current performance, so a broken title tag on your top landing page ranks above the same issue on a page nobody visits.
No — flagged issues that are simple field-level writes (titles, meta, alt text, canonicals) can be pushed straight to your site from Auto-Fix; anything more ambiguous stays here for you to review.
Yes — run the audit again and the history view shows what changed since the last pass.
The crawler and scoring work on any site. Auto-Fix's one-click writes currently require the WordPress connector; other platforms show the same audit and issues, just without the one-click apply.
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