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The free SEO audit that reads your site like a buyer would.

Q: What does the free SEO audit check?

It reads your homepage the way a search engine does: title and description, heading structure, structured data, indexation signals and technical red flags, then summarises the issues in priority order with what fixing each one involves.

Twelve checks, live data and live search, written up as a graded report with the fixes in priority order. In your inbox in about five minutes.

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What you get

A grade and a plain summary

Twelve checks run against live data and live search, graded, with where you stand written in plain words.

And

Fixes in priority order

Every finding says what it costs you and what fixing it involves, with the quick wins for this week pulled to the front.

Also

A report you can share

The audit is hosted at its own link and downloads as a PDF, built by the same engine agencies run white label on the paid plans.

The twelve things we check

Every audit runs the same twelve questions against your site. Each one is something a search engine or an AI assistant is already silently deciding about you.

Indexation and crawlability

Before rankings can even be argued about, search engines have to reach the pages that matter. The audit checks what your robots rules, redirects and canonical tags actually allow, because sites lock themselves out more often than anyone expects.

robots.txt and meta rules, read the way a crawler reads them
Redirect chains and broken internal paths that strand crawlers
Canonical tags that quietly hand your rankings to another URL

Typical finding41 of 60 pages blocked from the index since a redesignHigh severity, silent for months

Titles and meta descriptions

The title is the first sentence of the pitch, read by the searcher and the crawler at the same time. The audit reads every one it can reach and flags the pages selling themselves short.

Missing, duplicate and truncated titles across the pages we reach
Descriptions that earn the click against the ten results beside them
Whether the words match what your buyers actually type

Typical findingSeven pages sharing **one title**: HomeQuick win, fixable this week

Heading structure

Machines read your outline before your paragraphs. The audit checks whether the heading order tells the same story as the page, because a scrambled outline makes even good content hard to rank and hard to quote.

One clear H1 that says what the page is for
Heading levels that nest instead of jumping around
Sections an AI assistant could lift out and cite whole

Typical findingNine H1s on one page, **all of them styling**Machines cannot find the point

Structured data

Schema markup is how you tell machines exactly what they are looking at: a business, an offer, a review, an address. The audit checks what you declare, what is missing, and what that costs you in rich results.

Organization, LocalBusiness and product markup present and valid
The rich results your competitors show that you do not
Clean facts AI assistants can repeat without guessing

Typical findingNo LocalBusiness markup, so the map pack **guesses** the addressRich results going to rivals

Speed and page weight

Slow pages cap rankings before the content gets a vote, and every extra megabyte is paid for on a phone connection. The audit weighs your pages and names what makes them heavy.

Full page weight, measured, not estimated
Images shipped larger than the screen ever shows them
Scripts that block the first paint of the page

Weighed this week9.4 MBon a page selling a local serviceMost of it one hero video

Mobile readiness

Most local searches happen on a phone, so the audit reads your site on one. Google indexes the mobile version of your site, not the desktop version you designed first.

Text readable without pinching, buttons pressable with a thumb
Content that survives the small screen instead of disappearing
Viewport and layout rules set the way Google expects

Typical findingThe tap-to-call button **hidden** behind a cookie banner on phonesHigh severity, easy fix

Content quality

The audit reads your pages against the questions people actually ask, because content that only describes the business leaves the question for a competitor to answer.

Whether each page answers a question someone really types
Thin pages that add nothing but dilute the whole site
The topics your buyers search for that nobody on your site covers

Typical findingTen pages about the company, **none** about the problem it solvesThe easiest rankings still open

Search presence

Then the audit steps outside the site and searches for you by name. What shows on that page is your shop window: the knowledge panel, the reviews, the sitelinks, and whatever else has crept in beside them.

What page one of your own name really looks like
Profiles and listings missing, wrong or claimed by nobody
Results you do not control sitting above the ones you do

Seen in audits every weekA rival ad sitting **first** on your own brand nameYour clicks, their invoice

Keyword rankings

The audit checks where you sit on the phrases with money behind them, not just the ones you like. The difference between position eight and position eleven is the difference between traffic and silence.

Live positions on the searches that describe what you sell
Pages 2 and 3: rankings one push away from real traffic
The phrases you assume you own but do not

Seen in audits every week#11the best position nobody ever scrolls toPage 2 for its own service

Competitor comparison

Every search you lose is won by someone specific. The audit names who takes the traffic you are missing and reads what they do that you do not, so the gap stops being a mystery.

Who really outranks you, phrase by phrase
What their pages have that yours are missing
Where the gap is small enough to close this quarter

Typical findingOutranked by a competitor with **half** the reviewsA content gap, not an authority gap

Backlink authority

Links are still how search engines weigh trust. The audit measures whether your site carries enough weight to compete where you want to rank, and whether your profile helps you or holds you back.

Your authority beside the sites that outrank you
Whether links come from real sites or directory noise
The gap between you and page one, in numbers

Typical findingThe top result has **26x** your referring domains on one phrasePick fights you can win

AI answer visibility

A growing share of buyers never see a results page: they ask an assistant and take the recommendation. The audit asks the question for you and puts the answer on the record.

What assistants say when asked for your service in your city
Whether you are named, described correctly, or absent
Who gets recommended instead of you, by name

We asked an assistant"Here are three companies I would trust with that..." and none of them is youThe new page one

The free audit, beside the full report

The free audit is the real engine on a short leash. Paid plans take the leash off and put your brand on the result.

The free audit

what you get today

All twelve checks above, run against live data
A grade and a plain-language summary of where you stand
Findings in priority order, each with what fixing it involves
Quick wins you can do this week
A watermarked PDF you can download and share

The full audit report

any paid plan

Everything in the free audit, researched section by section in depth
Keyword-by-keyword rankings with volumes and monthly value per gap
Named competitor comparison and twelve months of traffic history
Backlink authority gap and ad spend detection
Live AI answer transcripts naming who assistants recommend instead
White label: your logo, your colours, no watermark
A 20+ page PDF and an editable document, for every prospect your scans find

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This is what the full report looks like

A real white label SEO audit report built by the paid engine, exactly as a prospect receives it: researched section by section, branded for the agency that sent it.

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Why we give this away

SellSEO is the tool agencies use to find businesses that provably need SEO and to build the evidence that wins them as clients. The audits those agencies send are built by the same engine as this page. This is that engine, once a day, for free, so you can judge the quality yourself.

Frequently asked questions

What does the free SEO audit check?

The twelve checks above: it reads your homepage the way a crawler does, checks what is indexed and how you appear in search, then researches the site with live web search and writes a graded audit with fixes in priority order.

How long does it take?

The audit is built from live data and lands in your inbox in about 5 minutes.

Is it really free?

Yes, one audit per day per person. Agencies that want unlimited audits under their own brand run them white label on any paid plan.

Do I need an account?

No account and no card. A website and an email address are all it needs.

Find out where you stand

Twelve checks, a grade, and the fixes in priority order. Free, in about 5 minutes.

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