Online Website Audit
On-page health, Google visibility and the competitors taking your traffic. No 200-page reports — a priority map and quick wins for the next 48 hours.
Nikolay Shmichkov · SEOquickThree layers of checks in one click
Most free tools show you a “67/100 score” and never explain what to do. We show three layers of data — and the next step for each.
Page health
Title, meta, H1, canonical, robots, schema, Core Web Vitals, alt tags, headings, links, OG markup, security headers.
Google visibility
How many organic keywords the domain has, how much traffic it gets and what it's worth, and how positions moved over 30 days.
Who steals your traffic
Which domains take your commercial keywords and exactly which phrases they win from you in the results.
What you get 30 seconds from now
Seven blocks of prioritized data — no fluff, no abstract scores.
Domain visibility
Organic keywords, traffic and its value, Domain Authority, position distribution, 30-day movement.
Page health
HTTP status, title/meta/H1, canonical, robots, schema.org, OG, CWV, alt tags, internal links, HTTPS.
Top keywords and pages
Which phrases bring visitors, to which URLs, and with what intent — from informational to transactional.
Competitors
Who ranks for your keywords, where they're in the TOP-10 and you're not, and how much traffic you're missing.
Priority map
5 buckets: critical · growth · content · tech · schema. You see what to fix first.
Quick wins
3–5 specific actions for the next 48 hours: who to delegate to (dev / content / SEO) and the expected impact.
Practical fixes
Exactly what to fix in the title, H1, description, schema, images and internal links — with AI variants.
The 5-bucket rule: what to fix first
The same prioritization system we use on client projects. Every audit finding lands in one of five buckets.
Critical
Ranking blockers: accidental noindex, wrong canonical, broken schema, no HTTPS.
Growth
Missed opportunities: a title without an offer, no FAQ schema, a weak H1.
Content
Thin pages, duplicates, intent mismatch. The slowest work — and the most profitable.
Tech
Core Web Vitals, mobile adaptation, speed, security headers.
Schema / structure
Entity schema, heading hierarchy, author profiles, sources and markup.
How it works
Enter a URL
The page you want to check: home, category, service, article. A competitor's page works too.
Hit “Check”
The tool pulls on-page data, domain visibility and competitors by itself. 30–60 seconds.
Act on the map
The priority map is your first checklist. Quick wins are the plan for the next 48 hours.
One page or the whole site
For tests and quick checks
- A landing page doesn't convert — find out why;
- You're launching a new landing page;
- You want to check a competitor's page;
- You need a “what's wrong” answer in 30 seconds.
For growth and architecture
- Traffic is dropping — and it's unclear why;
- You need crawl budget, orphan pages, duplicates and broken links;
- You're preparing a redesign or migration;
- You need a PDF report for a client or investor.
How the SEOquick site audit works
This is not a “meta-tag check of a single page.” The tool reads the HTML of every page, crawls the whole site via its sitemap and internal links, pulls in speed, domain data and real queries from Google Search Console, finds ~60 types of issues and immediately shows how to fix them. Below — step by step, what happens under the hood and how to use it.
1. Launch in 30 seconds
Paste the site URL and click “Run audit”. No registration is needed for the first check. In 15–30 seconds you get an on-page analysis of the homepage, and then the tool offers to scan the whole site.
2. What exactly the parser sees on a page
For each page we download the HTML and break it into facts. If the site returns 403 to the bot (common behind Cloudflare or a WAF), we automatically retry with a browser User-Agent, so we see the same thing a human does.
- Metadata: Title, Description — length, duplicates, absence; H1–H6 and their hierarchy.
- Content: text volume, “thin” pages, soft-404, Lorem ipsum.
- Images: missing alt, overly long alt, no width/height (layout shifts — CLS).
- Technical: canonical, robots, viewport, encoding, hreflang, HTTPS, mixed content.
- Markup: Schema.org (JSON-LD), Open Graph, social networks.
- Security: HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options headers, target=_blank links without noopener.
3. How the page pool is built (smart crawl)
The pool is built like this:
All of this is merged without duplicates and capped at 1000 pages, but we show how many were found in total: “Found 2624 pages — scanning the first 1000”. Every URL is checked for its HTTP status: redirects and broken pages are flagged but not scored on content quality.
4. Site-wide errors dashboard
After the scan, issues are grouped into a dashboard by category: metadata, images, security, URL hygiene, broken links, schema/OG, technical. Clicking a category opens the exact list of URLs and how to fix them. Everything exports to CSV/XLSX.
5. Connecting Google Search Console
This is the strongest part. Connecting GSC (one click, no data is sent anywhere — the token lives only in your browser) unlocks:
- real clicks, impressions, CTR and the domain’s average position over 12 months;
- the list of pages with traffic — they get scan priority;
- top queries for each page — so you rewrite metadata for real keywords, not by guesswork;
- the scan limit grows from 20 to 1000 pages.
6. AI metadata rewriting and SWOT analysis
For logged-in users, each Title/Description/H1 card can be rewritten with AI — instantly in the page’s language, taking the GSC keyword into account. And once the scan finishes, the tool generates a SWOT analysis and a fix plan based on your site’s real numbers, sorted by priority.
7. Export & API
A finished audit exports to JSON or Markdown via a token link — the whole report: pages, issues with codes, metrics, broken links, GSC keys. This lets you hand the result to a developer or connect an AI that rewrites metadata via the API. The token is valid for 30 days and can be rotated or revoked.
8. Collaboration & cabinet
An audit can be saved to your cabinet and shared with a client or colleague by e-mail. Metadata edits sync between everyone in real time. In the cabinet you see the audit history, metrics, how much metadata was rewritten and the last SWOT verdict. Shared audits are marked “Shared”, don’t count toward your limit and don’t clutter the report.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. A single audit needs no signup. An account is only for saving history and exporting PDF.
How long does it take?
15–30 seconds for on-page. Up to 60 seconds when we pull extended domain visibility and competitor data.
Where do keyword and traffic data come from?
Aggregated SEO visibility via UNmiss.com: keywords, pages and competitors. We don't scrape Google directly — that violates their ToS.
Can I check a competitor?
Yes — enter their URL. For public sites we'll show the available visibility, content and competition signals.
How is this different from Ahrefs / SEMrush?
We don't replace Ahrefs. We give a prioritized plan in 30 seconds to people who don't want to learn a 200-screen interface.
What if I need to check the whole site?
Use the full UNmiss audit — it crawls the entire structure and finds duplicates, orphan pages and broken links.
The site returns 403 / "crawler blocked" — what now?
Our scanner identifies itself as:
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; SEOquick Audit Bot/1.0; +https://seoquick.com.ua)
If the site answers 403, 429 or with an empty page, its protection layer (Cloudflare, a WAF, ModSecurity, Wordfence, a host-level anti-bot) is blocking our crawler. We do not bypass protection — instead ask your developer or hosting provider to allowlist this User-Agent for the duration of the audit. Our IPs are dynamic (Cloudflare Workers), so the rule must match the User-Agent, not an IP. In Cloudflare: Security → WAF → Custom rules → a Skip rule for http.user_agent contains "SEOquick Audit Bot". In Wordfence: Firewall → Blocking → Allowlist. You can remove the rule once the scan is done.
If access cannot be granted, the audit still runs on the homepage using a browser User-Agent, but the per-page scan will be incomplete.
Ready to look at your site?
30 seconds. No signup. No email to start. And when you need depth — the SEOquick team is right here: since 2008 · 500+ projects · 11 countries.