A clear, usable result
- HTTP response, redirects, canonical, robots rules, and noindex directives.
- Title, description, main heading, readable text, image alternatives, and structured data.
- Published access rules for supported AI search crawlers.
Enter one URL and get the most important crawl, indexing, content, schema, and AI-access issues in repair order.
Enter the exact page and receive an evidence-based repair order.
The result explains evidence and fixes instead of hiding judgment behind one score.
This audit combines crawl, indexability, page structure, structured data, and AI-crawler access in one repair order. Every item includes the observed evidence and a concrete next action.
A direct access or indexing problem can prevent the page from participating normally. Repair this before polishing content.
An important signal is missing, conflicting, or weak enough to deserve review.
The page works, but clearer structure or evidence could make it easier to understand and reuse.
A score can hide one blocking issue behind many minor passes. The repair order keeps the real decision visible.
No. Prioritize direct blockers, then choose opportunities that match the page purpose and available evidence.