Free audit
A free audit that shows its working.
Most free audits are a form that captures your email and produces a PDF full of red dials. Ours runs twenty-two checks live against the page you type in, in front of you, before it asks for anything. Then six more are done by hand and sent with the report.
01 — How it works
What happens when you enter an address
- Your address is sent to our scanner, which fetches that page and its
robots.txtthe way a search engine would. - Twenty-two checks are evaluated against what actually came back, grouped into local signals, page and markup, and technical.
- The results open in front of you. Each row is either clear or flagged, with the specific value that caused it — the character count of your title, how many images lack alt text, which host your canonical points at.
- If you want the rest, you leave an email. The six manual checks get done and the written report follows within 24 hours.
Nothing on the page claims a check happened that did not happen.
Why six of them are done by hand
Six checks need Google's own data or a judgement call, and we would rather say so than fake them with a plausible-looking number:
That is roughly ten minutes of work per site, done per request, which is the entire reason the report takes a day instead of arriving instantly.
What it does not do
It reads one page, not your whole site. If you enter your homepage, the findings describe your homepage. A product or service page can be in a completely different state, and you are welcome to run it again on that address.
The checks are also calibrated for local businesses. Running it on a SaaS product will flag a missing map embed and missing opening hours — technically accurate, and not real problems for that kind of business. The report says which findings matter for you rather than treating every flag as equal.
What we do with your email
It is used to send the report and to reply if you write back. It is stored with the submission in our forms dashboard, and it is not sold, shared or added to a marketing sequence. You can ask us to delete it and we will. We are based in Brussels, so the GDPR is not optional for us.
After the report
There is no call scheduled and nothing to decline. If the fixes are small, the report says so and lists them plainly enough to hand to whoever maintains your site. If the site itself is the problem, it says that instead, and you can decide whether to do anything about it.
Start here
Enter your address and watch it run.
The scanner sits in the first screen of the homepage. It takes a couple of seconds and asks for nothing until the findings are already on screen.
No call · no card · no account