Free SEO audit of your website
Enter your address and get a free SEO audit of your website — every technical, on-page and AI-search issue that holds your rankings back, shown in full.
35 technical, on-page & AI-search checks
What this SEO audit tool checks
An SEO audit is a health check of your website: it crawls your pages the way a search engine does and reports what holds your rankings back. All 35 checks below run on every free audit.
The title is the clickable headline in search results and a top ranking signal — without one, Google writes its own.
Titles past ~60 characters get truncated in results, cutting off the end of your message.
A very short title wastes space that could carry the keywords a page should rank for.
The meta description is your ad copy in search results — without one, Google pulls a random snippet.
Descriptions past ~160 characters get cut off, so the end of your pitch never shows.
A very short description wastes the space you have to earn the click in search results.
Alt text describes images to search engines and screen readers — missing it loses image-search traffic and accessibility.
Google shows your favicon next to your result on mobile — without one your listing looks less trustworthy.
Without H2 subheadings a longer page has no structure for readers or engines to follow.
A page that returns an error can't rank and can't be read by anyone.
A noindex tag tells search engines to drop the page entirely — expensive when it was set by accident.
Why run a free SEO audit of your website?
Because most ranking problems are invisible from the front end. A page can look perfect to you and still be set to noindex, load a broken resource, share its title with three other pages, or be missing the structured data an AI assistant needs before it will quote you. A website SEO checker surfaces all of that in minutes, so you spend your time fixing real issues instead of guessing at them.
Most sites come back with a mix: a few high-impact problems that stop pages being found or clicked, and a longer tail of smaller on-page and content gaps. Findings are sorted by severity, so you always know what to fix first — and this audit covers the newer signals too, like whether AI crawlers are allowed and whether you have an llms.txt, so you show up in AI answers as well as classic search.
Where Grovik comes in
A free SEO audit tells you what is wrong; a Grovik account is how you act on it. Start free and get a step-by-step guide to every issue on this page. From there Grovik finds keywords with real search volume, writes the articles in your voice — here is a full one it wrote — and publishes them to your site on a schedule, so your rankings keep improving long after the fixes are done. Three articles free to start.
A guide to every finding
A step-by-step fix for each issue this audit finds — where the setting lives, what to change, and the right value.
Deeper, repeatable scans
A deeper scan of your site, run up to five times a month, so you can re-check after fixing and see whether it worked.
Keyword research
Topics checked against real Google search volume, so you know what’s actually worth writing about.
Articles, written and published
New articles written in your voice and published to your site on a schedule — the ongoing half of ranking.
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Free SEO audit: frequently asked questions
An SEO audit is a health check of your website: it crawls your pages the way a search engine does and reports the technical, on-page and content issues that hold your rankings back. A typical audit covers missing or duplicate titles, pages set to noindex by accident, thin content, broken internal links and missing structured data. This one adds AI-search readiness, which most tools still skip.
Enter your web address at the top of this page and press “Run free audit”. The website SEO checker reads your robots.txt and sitemap, crawls up to 20 pages, and returns every finding sorted by severity — usually in under a minute. Nothing to install, and no account to create.
Yes. Every finding and every affected page is shown in full — no account, no email gate, nothing held back. A Grovik account adds the step-by-step guide to fixing each issue, alongside the keyword research and article publishing that come after the fixes.
No. The checker only reads your public pages, the same way Google does — no login, no verification tag, no plugin and no code to install. Enter your address and run it.
Up to 20 pages per site. We start from your sitemap, or follow links from your homepage if there isn’t one, and the report tells you exactly how many of your pages that covered.
Most sites finish in under a minute. The crawl runs live while the progress bar counts pages, so a bigger site on a slower server takes a little longer. Results are saved for 24 hours — re-running the same site within a day returns the saved report instead of crawling again.
Run one now for a baseline, again after any big change to your site, and otherwise every month or two. A redesign, a migration or a new CMS is the most common way serious issues appear overnight, and smaller ones creep in quietly — a periodic check catches both before they cost you traffic.
Fix anything that stops a page being found at all: unreachable pages, an accidental noindex, blocked crawlers. Then fix what a searcher sees — titles, meta descriptions and headings. Content depth and internal linking come last, as ongoing work. The report already sorts findings by severity, so the order is done for you.
Not on its own — fixing what it finds is what moves rankings. An audit is a diagnosis, not a treatment: it tells you which pages are invisible, mis-titled or too thin to compete. Technical fixes such as removing an accidental noindex can show up in search within days, while content and internal linking work takes weeks to months.
No — page speed and Core Web Vitals are not part of the free audit. The 35 free checks cover technical setup, on-page elements, content structure and AI-search readiness; the Core Web Vitals checks need Google's PageSpeed API and run inside a Grovik account instead. Google's own PageSpeed Insights is free if you want that number right now.
You can run it on any public website, including a competitor’s. The checker only reads pages that are already public, so nothing about it requires ownership — most people start with their own site, then run the same audit on the two or three competitors they keep seeing in the results.
It checks the usual technical and on-page basics and your AI-search readiness in the same run. Most website SEO checkers stop at titles, meta descriptions and broken links; this one also looks at whether AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, whether you publish an llms.txt, and whether your pages carry the structured data an AI answer needs before it will cite you — and it shows every finding for free instead of putting the detail behind a signup.