Overall SEO health
—out of 100Free SEO audit
Find the SEO issues holding your website back.
Scan up to 50 public pages and see which technical, content, and internal-link issues deserve attention first. Get a clear score, evidence-backed priorities, and practical next steps—free.
- Live progress while we scan
- Evidence-backed priorities, not generic advice
- No signup, credit card, or API key
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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
Know what’s helping—and hurting—your SEO.
We inspect the signals that shape how search engines discover, understand, and navigate your site—then organize the findings by impact so you know where to begin.
Crawlability
Find broken pages, redirect chains, blocked URLs, canonical problems, and crawl paths that make important content harder to reach.
Titles and descriptions
Spot missing, duplicated, or poorly sized titles and descriptions before they weaken how your pages appear in search.
Page structure
Review headings, thin pages, anchor text, image alt text, and the structural signals that help search engines understand each page.
Search visibility
Add measured keyword, position, traffic-estimate, and competitor context when the data provider returns it.
Authority context
See backlink and referring-domain context without confusing third-party estimates for Google data.
Prioritized next steps
Start with the issues that have the highest impact or repeat across the most pages, supported by example URLs.
How it works
From website to prioritized report in three steps.
Enter your website and watch the scan progress in real time. When it finishes, your basic report opens automatically with the score and priorities that matter most.
- 01
We prepare your website for a safe scan
We clean and validate the address, then connect only to public pages that can be safely requested.
- 02
We inspect up to 50 public pages
The crawler follows internal links, measures technical and on-page signals, and shows exactly how many pages were discovered and checked.
- 03
We turn evidence into a clear priority list
Verified issues are ranked by impact and reach. Passed checks stay visible, and missing data is labelled instead of guessed.
How to use your report
A useful audit should tell you what to do next.
Use the report to confirm the problem, fix the highest-leverage pattern, and measure whether the change worked.
Confirm the evidence
Open the example URLs and confirm each finding in the page, source, CMS, or deployment settings before making changes.
Fix patterns before individual pages
Start with templates and shared components. One corrected canonical, navigation element, or content pattern can improve dozens of pages at once.
Validate the result with first-party data
Use Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and analytics to confirm changes in indexing, queries, impressions, clicks, and user behaviour.
Scan again after the fix
Run another crawl after important releases, redirects, migrations, or template updates. Confirm the issue is gone instead of chasing small score changes.
Transparent methodology
Clear findings. Honest limits.
The audit checks public HTML and links it can discover within the crawl limit. It may not see authenticated, blocked, disconnected, heavily JavaScript-rendered, international, or out-of-limit pages.
Search and backlink metrics come from a third-party provider when available. They are estimates, can differ from Search Console or analytics, and are not Google ranking signals.
Treat the report as a focused 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
Turn your report into a focused 30-day plan.
Move from diagnosis to measurable improvement without trying to fix everything at once.
Week one: confirm the biggest opportunities
Review the examples, group repeated issues by template, and assign an owner and expected outcome to each priority.
Weeks two and three: repair the foundations
Resolve crawl and indexability blockers first. Then improve metadata, headings, internal links, image alt text, and thin content in reviewable batches.
Week four: verify the improvement
Scan again after deployment, confirm the problems are gone, and compare the result 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you scan.
Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. Spacebrain funds one audit per normalized domain each calendar month. You do not need a credit card, account, or external API key.
What do I get without creating an account?
You can run the scan and view the basic report without an account. Enter your email to receive the full detailed report. Create a free workspace only if you want to save the audit and manage ongoing SEO work in Spacebrain.
How many pages will Spacebrain crawl?
The audit checks up to 50 public HTML pages and follows internal links through a bounded depth. Your report shows how many pages were discovered, how many were checked, and whether the scan reached its limit.
Will the crawler change my website?
No. The crawler only reads publicly accessible pages. It does not log in, edit content, submit forms, or change your website.
Why might the report be partial?
A report may be partial when pages time out, block crawlers, return errors, or when optional search-market data is unavailable. We still show the evidence we could verify and clearly label what is missing.
Is the SEO health score a Google ranking factor?
No. It is a Spacebrain summary of the technical and content issues observed during the scan. Google does not use this score, and a higher score does not guarantee rankings or traffic.
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