Overall SEO health
—out of 100Free SEO audit
Free SEO audit: find what’s holding your website back.
Audit up to 50 pages for crawl, indexing, metadata, content, and internal-link issues. Get prioritized fixes with example URLs—no credit card, signup, or API key.
- Technical and on-page checks
- Search visibility and backlink context when available
- Prioritized fixes with affected-page examples
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Your audit report
SEO health for your website
Technical
—Crawl and indexabilityContent
—Titles, headings and copyPages checked
—Discovered pagesExecutive summary
What the crawl found
Priority fixes
Start with the biggest opportunities
Search context
Visibility and authority signals
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Scores summarize the pages observed during this bounded crawl. They are not Google ranking factors, guarantees, or a substitute for Search Console data.
What the free SEO audit checks
A focused check of the SEO basics
The free SEO audit checks crawlability, indexability, metadata, headings, links, images, and content across up to 50 public pages, then prioritizes the fixes most likely to matter.
Crawlability
Status codes, broken links, redirects, crawl depth, canonicals, robots rules, and unreachable pages.
Titles and descriptions
Missing, duplicate, short, or long titles and descriptions.
Page structure
Headings, thin content, anchor text, image alt text, and core page structure.
Search visibility
Measured rankings, traffic estimates, positions, and organic competitors when provider data is available.
Authority context
Backlink and referring-domain context—never presented as a Google metric.
Prioritized next steps
Issues prioritized by severity and affected-page count, with example URLs.
How it works
How the free SEO audit works.
Enter a public domain. Spacebrain checks up to 50 pages, groups verified issues by impact, and returns a prioritized report on this page.
- 01
We normalize and validate the domain
We accept public websites and reject private IPs, internal hosts, credentials, and unsafe destinations.
- 02
We crawl a representative set of pages
The crawler follows internal HTML links through a bounded depth and checks up to 50 pages. The report shows both checked and discovered pages.
- 03
We turn observations into priorities
Issues are ordered by severity and affected-page share. Passed checks stay visible, and unavailable data is never estimated.
How to use your report
Turn findings into fixes.
Verify the evidence, repair repeated problems at the template level, measure in Search Console, and recrawl after deployment.
Verify the examples
Open the sample URLs and confirm the issue in the rendered page, source, CMS, or deployment configuration. Crawlers can observe symptoms without knowing your editorial intent.
Repair high-impact patterns
Fix templates and shared components before editing pages one by one. One corrected canonical, navigation, or content template can resolve the same problem across many URLs.
Measure in first-party tools
Use Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools to validate indexing, queries, impressions, clicks, and changes over time. A crawl complements—but does not replace—those sources.
Recheck after deployment
Run a fresh crawl after important releases, redirects, migrations, or template changes. Compare the evidence rather than chasing small score movements in isolation.
Transparent methodology
What this audit can—and cannot—tell you.
The crawl checks public HTML and discoverable links within its limit. It may not see JavaScript-rendered, authenticated, blocked, disconnected, international, or out-of-limit pages.
When available, search and backlink metrics come from a measured provider. They are estimates, may differ from Search Console or analytics, and are not Google ranking signals.
Use this as a practical starting point. Rankings also depend on relevance, competition, reputation, content quality, site history, and user needs—factors no crawler can fully measure.
After the audit
Build a practical 30-day SEO action plan.
Validate the highest-impact findings, fix shared crawl and content problems, then recrawl and compare the evidence.
Week one: validate the highest-impact findings
Verify affected URLs, group repeated problems by template, and record the owner and expected result before editing.
Weeks two and three: fix the foundations
Fix crawl and indexability blockers first. Then improve metadata, headings, internal links, image alt text, and thin content in reviewable batches.
Week four: recrawl and compare
Recrawl after deployment, confirm regressions are gone, and compare with Search Console or Bing data when available.
Keep the score in perspective.
The SEO health score helps prioritize work; it is not a ranking promise. Fix verified issues, recrawl, and use Search Console or Bing data to judge what changed.
F.A.Q
Free SEO audit questions, answered.
Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. Spacebrain funds one audit for each normalized domain per calendar month. No credit card or external API key is required for that monthly audit. Future additional runs may use Spacebrain credits or your own connected provider.
Do I need a Spacebrain account?
You can start the crawl and review the summarized report without an account. A free account is required to claim the audit, retain it in the SEO workspace, and unlock complete affected-URL and data lists.
How many pages will Spacebrain crawl?
The public audit checks up to 50 HTML pages and follows links through a bounded depth. The report discloses pages crawled, pages discovered, and whether the crawl reached its limit.
Will the crawler change my website?
No. The audit makes read-only requests to publicly accessible pages. It does not log into your CMS, edit content, submit website forms, or deploy changes.
Why might the report be partial?
A partial report can occur when pages time out, block automated requests, return errors, or when optional search-market data is temporarily unavailable. Available crawl evidence remains visible and labelled.
Is the SEO health score a Google ranking factor?
No. It is a transparent Spacebrain summary of observed technical and content issues. Google does not use this score, and a higher score does not guarantee rankings or traffic.
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