Free SEO Audit Tool

Type in your website address and get an SEO score out of 100 in about a minute. The free SEO audit reads your page the way Google’s crawler does, then lists every problem it finds, worst first. No signup, no email needed to see the results.

What the free SEO audit checks

The tool runs 15 SEO checks and 8 local SEO checks on the page you enter. A missing meta description, images without alt text and no schema markup are the problems that come up most often.

On-page SEO

• Title tag: present, and between 30 and 60 characters so Google does not cut it off.
• Meta description: present, and no longer than 160 characters.
• Headings: exactly one H1 on the page.
• Image alt text: how many images have none.
• Content length: pages under 300 words get flagged as thin.

Technical SEO

• HTTPS, so browsers do not label your site “Not secure”.
• A noindex tag, which quietly keeps a page out of Google.
• Canonical tag, mobile viewport tag and the HTML lang attribute.
• robots.txt and an XML sitemap Google can read.
• Favicon.

Structured data and link previews

It looks for schema markup (JSON-LD), which is what makes star ratings, FAQs and business details show up in search results. It also checks Open Graph tags. Without them, a link to your site shared on WhatsApp or Facebook shows up as a bare URL with no image.

Local SEO

If your customers find you on Google Maps or search for “near me”, these checks matter more than anything above. The audit looks for:

• LocalBusiness schema with your address, phone number, opening hours and map coordinates.
• A click-to-call link, so mobile visitors can ring you with one tap.
• Your phone number and address shown as text on the page, not only in the schema.
• Your city in the page title or H1.
• An embedded Google Map and a link to your Google Business Profile or reviews.

Local results get their own score out of 100. An online-only business is not marked down in the main SEO score for having no shop address.

How your SEO score is worked out

Every page starts at 100. Each problem the audit finds takes points off according to how much it hurts you in search:

• High: minus 12. Things like a noindex tag, no HTTPS or a missing H1.
• Medium: minus 6. Missing schema, no sitemap, thin content.
• Low: minus 3. A long meta description or a missing favicon.

85 or above is an A, 70 to 84 a B, 50 to 69 a C, and anything lower a D. Fix the high-priority items first. One noindex tag can cost you more traffic than ten small issues put together.

When a free tool is not enough

An automated check can tell you a title tag is too long. It cannot tell you whether you are targeting the right keywords, why a competitor outranks you, or whether your Google Business Profile is pulling its weight. That takes a person.

Digiintern has worked on 750+ projects for 400+ clients since 2022. If you want one of our SEO specialists to go through your site properly, leave your details after the report or get in touch. You can also see what our SEO services cover.

Free SEO audit FAQs

Is the SEO audit really free?

Yes. There is no signup and no card. To keep the tool fast for everyone, each visitor can run three new audits an hour.

Does it check my whole website?

It checks the one page you enter, plus your site’s robots.txt and sitemap. Run it on your homepage first, then on your most important service or product pages.

Why is my score different from other SEO tools?

Every tool weighs issues differently. Ours puts the most weight on problems that stop Google from indexing or understanding a page. The list of issues matters more than the number.

My business serves one city. Which local fixes come first?

Put the same phone number and address on your website and your Google Business Profile, then add LocalBusiness schema. Google trusts a business more when its details match everywhere. After that, add your city to the title of your main pages.

I fixed the issues. Why has my score not changed?

Results for each URL are saved for 24 hours, so a re-check the same day shows the earlier report. Try again the next day to see the new score.

What happens to my details if I ask for the full report?

Your name, email, phone number and website go to our team so we can send the report and follow up. See our privacy policy for how we handle them.