Find out what keeps your website out of search — in minutes

How it works

1. 1

   Crawl

   robots.txt and the sitemap first, then the home page and the pages the site itself links to — never more than 25, never faster than two at a time.

2. 2

   Check

   Every page is measured against the same rules: tags, structure, markup, links, images, and Core Web Vitals for the home page.

3. 3

   Explain

   Each finding carries its severity, the affected URLs, the points it cost, and what to change. Scores are the sum of what was measured — nothing hidden.

What we check

• Indexability

  robots.txt, sitemap, noindex, canonicals — and whether AI crawlers may read the site

• Technical

  HTTPS, redirect chains, duplicate hosts, mixed content, server response time

• On-page

  titles, descriptions, H1s, heading order, language attribute, viewport, Open Graph

• Content

  thin pages, duplicate bodies, a visible FAQ on the landing page

• Structured data & AI visibility

  JSON-LD validity, the schema types a site of this kind needs, FAQ markup that matches the page

• International

  hreflang syntax, reciprocity, x-default and language mismatches for EN/TH sites

• Performance

  Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse scores from PageSpeed Insights

• Links & images

  broken internal links, redirects, nofollow, alt text, dimensions, heavy files

Questions

What does the audit check?

A bounded sample of up to 25 pages of the site: indexability (robots.txt, sitemap, noindex, canonicals), technical basics (HTTPS, redirects, duplicate hosts), on-page tags, content depth, structured data, hreflang for multilingual sites, Core Web Vitals via PageSpeed Insights, internal links and images. Every finding states which URLs are affected and how many points it cost.

How long does it take?

Usually one to three minutes. The crawler fetches at most two pages at a time with a polite delay, so a large site is sampled, not crawled in full.

Is the report free?

Yes. The measured report with all findings and scores is free and needs no sign-up. The written action plan — priorities ordered by impact, rewritten titles and descriptions, and the topics the site should answer — is prepared after you leave an email.

Does it work for Thai and Russian sites?

Yes. Word counts and term coverage use language-aware segmentation, so Thai text without spaces is counted correctly, and title and description length rules follow the page's language.

Will you promise rankings?

No. No audit can. The plan describes what makes the site eligible and visible: crawlability, clear page intent, structured data, speed. Positions depend on competition and on what you publish afterwards.

How do I stop the crawler from fetching my site?

Add a User-agent: SeoAuditBot group with Disallow: / to your robots.txt. The crawler reads robots.txt before fetching inner pages, identifies itself in every request, and fetches once per site per day at most.