Free Website Audit
A complete site audit in minutes — 30+ technical and SEO checks across your pages, scored and explained in plain English, with a fix for everything that fails.
How the website audit works
- Enter your URL above. No account, no install — the audit runs in our cloud against your live site.
- Abby crawls and tests your site the way a search engine does: crawlability, indexability, XML sitemap and robots.txt, schema markup, canonical tags, Core Web Vitals, titles and meta descriptions, mobile-friendliness, broken links, and 20+ more checks.
- Your report lands in your inbox in minutes — scored, prioritized, and written in plain English. Want the remediation steps too? The optional fix guide ($8.99) gives you a copy-pasteable, platform-specific fix for every failed check — here's a real example.
Curious what you'll get? Browse a sample report first, or learn how to read your site audit in plain English.
Who this site audit is for
Site owners who suspect something technical is holding rankings back. Freelancers and agencies who need a fast, credible website audit before a pitch or after a migration. Anyone whose "perfect" site isn't ranking — that's usually a technical signal, and here's why.
What makes this audit different
Most free audit tools hand you a score and a sales call. Abby's site audit explains every finding and — if you want it — hands you the exact fix for your platform, whether that's WordPress, Shopify, or hand-rolled HTML. No jargon, no retainer pitch. Just the fix.
Just want a quick SEO check?
If you're after a lighter pass on a single concern — titles, schema, Core Web Vitals — the free SEO checker is the same engine framed for a quick check, and the free link checker tests a page's links for 404s in seconds. All free; use whichever fits the job. And if you'd rather do the remediation yourself, the SEO Fix Guide hub has a free how-to for every issue the audit reports.
Common questions about the website audit
Can I audit a site I do not own?
Yes. The audit runs against the live, public version of a site, so there is no ownership verification step. That is why freelancers and agencies run it before a pitch, or on the first day of inheriting a site they have never seen.
How is this different from a PageSpeed or Lighthouse score?
Lighthouse measures one page's performance at one moment. A site audit asks a different question: can search engines crawl, understand and index this site at all? Core Web Vitals are one section of the report here, not the whole of it.
The audit looks clean but the site still is not ranking. What now?
A clean audit means nothing on your side is blocking search engines. What decides ranking after that is content that matches what people actually search for, and enough authority for search engines to trust it. A clean audit does not win the position — it removes technical blockers from the list of explanations, which tells you where the real work is.
Do I need to fix everything it finds?
No. The report is prioritized, and the top few findings usually account for most of the impact. Items flagged minor are worth fixing next time you are in that file, not worth a sprint of their own.
What happens after the audit?
You get the report by email with every finding explained in plain English. If you want the remediation steps, the optional fix guide gives you the exact change for your platform. Either way there is no call to book, no retainer pitch and nothing scheduled.