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Free SEO Audit: Find What’s Holding Your Website Back.

Use this free website SEO checker to review up to 50 public pages for technical health, content opportunities, and search visibility in minutes.

  • Up to 50 public pages
  • Read-only website crawl
  • Prioritized, actionable findings

Free SEO audit

Audit your website

Free

No credit card required.

50 pagesA focused, representative crawl
No credit cardStart without a paid plan
Minutes, not daysA private report when it is ready

What the free SEO audit checks

A practical SEO audit that turns website signals into next steps.

Spacebrain reviews the public pages it can reach, highlights repeated problems, and organizes the evidence so you can decide what to fix first.

Crawlability

Status codes, redirects, crawl depth, robots rules, canonicals, and internal links.

Indexing signals

Find pages that may be difficult for search engines to discover, understand, or index.

Titles & descriptions

Spot missing, duplicate, short, and overly long metadata across the pages checked.

Content structure

Review headings, thin pages, image alt text, anchor text, and useful on-page context.

Search context

When available, see measured keyword, traffic, competitor, and backlink context alongside the crawl.

Priority fixes

Focus on issues by severity and affected-page share, with examples to verify before changing anything.

How it works

From URL to an SEO action plan.

The audit is designed to be a useful starting point—not a promise of rankings or a replacement for your first-party data.

  1. 01

    Enter a public website

    We normalize the domain and only accept safe, publicly reachable websites for the audit.

  2. 02

    We review a representative crawl

    Spacebrain follows discoverable internal HTML links and checks up to 50 pages within a bounded crawl.

  3. 03

    Use the evidence to prioritize

    Your report groups verified observations into technical, content, and visibility-related next steps.

What your report includes

Evidence first. Clear next steps second.
  1. 01Crawl health and reachable pages
  2. 02On-page essentials and content gaps
  3. 03Prioritized fixes with observed examples

What your report includes

Evidence your team can use.

The report makes scope visible, keeps uncertainty clear, and gives you examples before you act. Use it to start a focused conversation with your developer, content lead, or agency.

Prioritized findingsSee which issues affect the largest share of the pages checked and why they deserve attention.
Example URLsOpen sample pages, verify the finding in your CMS or source, then repair repeated patterns at the template level.
Transparent scopeThe report distinguishes observed facts from unavailable data and explains the crawl limits behind each result.

Use the report well

Fix patterns, then measure the change.

A crawler sees public symptoms; your team supplies product, editorial, and technical context. That combination creates better SEO decisions.

Verify the examples

Check each example in the rendered page, source, CMS, or deployment before treating it as a problem.

Repair shared causes

Prioritize templates, shared navigation, canonicals, and repeated content patterns before making one-off edits.

Measure in first-party tools

Use Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools to validate indexing, impressions, clicks, and changes over time.

Transparent methodology

What this SEO checker can tell you.

The audit makes read-only requests to publicly accessible HTML pages. It does not edit your website, submit forms, or deploy changes.

It may not see authenticated, blocked, JavaScript-rendered, international, disconnected, or out-of-limit pages. A report can be partial when pages time out or refuse automated requests.

Search and backlink context is shown only when measured provider data is available. It is not a substitute for Search Console, analytics, or a Google ranking signal.

After your free SEO audit

Turn the findings into a practical 30-day SEO plan.

Use the report to make a short, evidence-led sequence of changes rather than chasing a score in isolation.

Week 1

Validate the highest-impact findings

Confirm example URLs, group repeated issues by template, and assign a clear owner before editing.

Weeks 2–3

Fix the foundations

Address crawl and indexing blockers first, then improve metadata, headings, links, images, and thin content in reviewable batches.

Week 4

Recrawl and compare

Check the new release, confirm repeated issues are resolved, and compare with first-party search data.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about the audit, the report, and how to use the results.

Is the SEO audit really free?

Yes. You can start a free audit of a public website without a credit card or paid Spacebrain plan.

Do I need a Spacebrain account?

No. Start a read-only audit without an account. Create one only when you want to keep working in the free SEO workspace.

How many pages does the audit check?

The free audit checks up to 50 publicly accessible HTML pages through a bounded crawl and reports the pages checked.

Will the crawler change my website?

No. It makes read-only requests to public pages and does not edit content, submit forms, or deploy changes.

Why might a report be partial?

Pages can time out, block automated requests, return errors, rely on client-side rendering, or fall outside the crawl limit.

Is the SEO health score a Google ranking factor?

No. It is a Spacebrain summary of observed crawl and content signals, not a Google metric, ranking promise, or traffic guarantee.

Your free SEO workspace

Turn your findings into the next fix.

Start with the report’s priorities. Create a free Spacebrain account when you’re ready to keep working on your website’s SEO.

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