From crawl to fix list to proof
SEO Audit Hub crawls your whole site, runs 138 technical checks on every page, and turns what it finds into a ranked plan. Then it shows you, audit by audit, that the fixes worked.
What the audit checks
The crawler starts at your homepage and follows internal links the way a search engine does. Every page it reaches goes through every check, grouped like this in the report.
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Security
A site visitors and search engines can trust starts with a correct HTTPS setup. These checks cover your certificate, transport headers, domain registration and anything served insecurely alongside it.
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Crawling & indexing
Pages have to be crawled and indexed before they can rank at all. These checks cover the files, canonicals and directives that tell search engines what they may fetch and keep.
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Redirects
A redirect that loops, chains or lands on an error wastes crawl budget and loses visitors on the way. These checks follow where your redirects actually end up.
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Sitemap
A sitemap tells crawlers which URLs you consider worth indexing. These checks make sure it exists, parses, and does not list pages that contradict it.
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Titles & meta tags
Titles and descriptions are what a searcher sees in the results, and the first thing a search engine reads. These checks make sure each page describes itself once, clearly and uniquely.
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Content
Search engines rank pages on the substance of the page. These checks look at how much unique, readable content each page carries and where it repeats itself.
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Images
Images are usually the heaviest thing on a page and the easiest to get wrong. These checks cover alt text, dimensions, modern formats and lazy loading.
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Speed & performance
Slow pages lose visitors and rank worse on mobile. These checks cover load timings, server response and the page weight behind them.
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JavaScript & CSS
Script and stylesheet files are downloaded and parsed before a page can finish rendering. These checks find the ones that are unnecessary, unminified or broken.
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Links
Links pass authority and are how crawlers travel your site. These checks find links that lead nowhere, pages nothing links to, and anchors that say nothing about their destination.
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Language & localization
A site serving more than one language has to say so in a way search engines can follow. These checks cover the declared language and hreflang wiring.
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Mobile
Most searches happen on a phone, and Google indexes the mobile version of your site. These checks cover whether pages scale and stay usable at that size.
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Accessibility
What helps a screen reader usually helps a crawler. These checks cover labels, contrast and document structure that both depend on.
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Structured data
Structured data lets search engines show a rich result instead of a plain link. These checks look at the schema markup your pages declare.
A task plan, not a wall of errors
Every failing check becomes one task: “Missing meta description on 34 pages”, not 34 rows. Tasks are ranked by impact against effort, so the first thing on the list is the one worth doing first.
- Sorted into Do first, Quick wins, Plan in and When there’s time
- Each task lists the pages it affects and how to fix it
- Mark a task done and the next audit confirms whether it really is
See what changed since last time
Run the audit again after a round of fixes and compare the two. The score history shows the trend; the comparison shows exactly which issues were fixed, which are new and which are still open.
- Fixed, new and still-open issues between two audits
- A score per area, so you can see which part improved
- Every audit of a site kept in one history
Findings next to real search traffic
Connect Google Search Console and the audit sits next to the clicks, impressions and queries each page actually gets, so you can fix the pages that matter to traffic first.
- Queries sitting just off page one become tasks in the plan
- Pages that rank well but get too few clicks, flagged for a better snippet
- Bing Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics 4 alongside, when you connect them
Checks that know your platform
Pick a profile when you add a site and the audit adds checks for the mistakes that platform tends to make, on top of every generic check.
- WordPress: wp-admin or wp-includes in the index, XML-RPC left open
- Shopify: app proxy pages indexed, collections without an H1, products without a meta description
- Headless/JavaScript and local business profiles too
Share the results
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PDF report
A report with the score, the findings and how to fix them, to send as-is.
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CSV export
Every finding with its page and fix, for a developer’s ticket queue or a spreadsheet.
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Share links
A read-only report page anyone can open without an account. Turn it off any time.
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Team access
Invite editors who run audits and viewers who can read every report but change nothing.
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