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Free Website Audit: 60+ SEO, Security & Performance Checks

Only audit websites you own or are authorized to test. The scan checks publicly accessible pages and known paths without logging in, submitting forms or attempting to exploit vulnerabilities.

01

Exposed Files

Check for publicly accessible backups, database exports, configuration files, Git metadata, logs and other sensitive files. Findings are verified against file content, not just response codes.

02

Website Security

Review HTTPS, redirects, security headers, cookie settings and mixed-content issues. Identify visible weaknesses in your website's security configuration.

03

Technical SEO

Run a free SEO audit covering titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonical tags, structured data, image alt text, robots.txt, XML sitemaps and crawl-related issues.

04

Performance Signals

Check server response time, compression, page weight, render-blocking resources and missing image dimensions. Find technical issues that may affect loading performance.

How it works

Clear Checks. Specific Findings.

Our website audit tool checks your homepage, key SEO files and selected public paths against defined technical rules. Results explain what was detected and what needs attention, without guessing at rankings or website security.

Is this free website audit safe to run?
The scan uses limited, rate-controlled requests to check publicly accessible information. It does not log in, change website content or attempt to exploit security weaknesses. Only scan websites you own or are authorized to assess.
Does this SEO audit check every website page?
No. The free audit focuses on the homepage, selected technical files and common public paths. A complete technical SEO audit requires a broader crawl to identify issues across individual pages.
How does the audit identify exposed files?
The tool checks whether publicly accessible files contain recognizable content. For example, it looks for file signatures and data patterns rather than treating every successful HTTP response as a confirmed exposure.
Does a good audit score mean my website is secure?
No. A good result means the checks performed did not identify those specific problems. It does not replace a penetration test, code review, full security assessment or detailed performance testing.
Do you store my website audit results?
Results are generated and displayed when the scan runs. We keep a record of each scan, including the audited address and its results, so we can send your report if you request it and prevent misuse of the tool. If you request an email report, your details are handled according to our Privacy Policy.
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