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Check any page and get a technical SEO score with issue counts ranked by severity.
Technical SEO Audit for Crawl, Indexing, and PageSpeed Issues
TL;DR: Run a fast technical SEO audit, review the issues by severity, and find the crawl, redirect, canonical, and performance problems that deserve action first.
Get a scored breakdown of the technical SEO problems most likely to hurt rankings, crawling, and launches.
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Single-page snapshot Technical SEO score Issue severity ranking Mobile + desktop PageSpeed checks CSV/PDF exports Real-time progress
What is a Technical SEO Audit?
This technical SEO audit checks your submitted URL and returns a scored summary of the issues most likely to affect crawlability, indexation, and page quality. You get live progress, a health score, issues ranked by severity, PageSpeed findings, and exportable reports.
What this audit is best for: Use it when you need a fast answer about whether a page or launch has obvious technical SEO risk, whether a migration introduced regressions, or whether a page needs deeper follow-up.
Client Prospecting: Audit a lead's key landing page during a discovery call to surface redirect, canonical, and page-quality blockers, then export the report for follow-up.
Post-Deploy Check: Run a fast check after a migration or template release to spot canonical drift, broken links, redirect issues, and weak performance signals.
Use this page as the hub: If you need the follow-up playbook, start with How to Run a Technical SEO Audit Without Wasting Time, then review What a Technical SEO Audit Should Actually Check, Common Technical SEO Issues That Kill Rankings, Technical SEO Checklist for Site Migrations, and How to Prioritize Technical SEO Issues After an Audit.
When should you use Technical SEO Audit?
Technical SEO Audit is most useful when you need a direct answer on a live URL or draft before you change templates, ship content, or rerun a wider audit.
How to Use This Tool
- 1 Enter the URL you want to audit.
- 2 Run the audit to start the on-page and PageSpeed checks.
- 3 Track progress as the page fetch, issue checks, and PageSpeed analysis complete.
- 4 Review the technical SEO score, issue severity breakdown, and follow-up actions before you export or share the report.
What should you do next?
After the audit, move into redirects, sitemaps, headers, canonicals, and Core Web Vitals so the broad findings turn into specific fixes. Then move to the related checks below to confirm the fix on the live canonical page.
What You Get
Issue and Performance Context
See progress as the page is fetched, PageSpeed data returns, and the most actionable technical issues rise to the top.
Exportable Follow-Up
Export CSV or PDF reports and use the findings for client delivery, release QA, or internal technical SEO triage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about Technical SEO Audit
The Technical SEO Audit checks one page and returns an SEO score, issue severity, on-page problems, and PageSpeed/Core Web Vitals findings. It tracks progress in real time and flags missing meta tags, broken links found on the page, redirect chains, and performance bottlenecks.
Yes, the Technical SEO Audit is free for any public domain with no signup. Run it on your own site or a competitor's domain to get a technical health snapshot.
This audit runs many technical checks on one page in a single pass, instead of testing just one signal. It scores and groups the issues by severity so you can prioritize the fixes that matter most before moving to deeper, tool-specific checks.
Yes. Share results with a public link or export CSV and PDF reports. Show clients their SEO score, top issues, PageSpeed findings, and fixes ranked by severity.