Website SEO audit, from links to site health
Crawl your website and find technical SEO issues across its pages. See the evidence, explore internal links and open a detailed Page Audit when one URL needs a closer look.
Technical SEO across your website
Find broken internal links, internal redirects, HTTP links, duplicate titles, meta descriptions and H1s, exact content duplicates, canonical conflicts and hreflang findings. Site health uses its own score model, separate from Page Audit.
Pages inventory and internal linking
Review crawled URLs, response status, crawl depth and internal-link metrics. Sitemap URLs without observed internal links are orphan candidates, not proof of a completely unlinked page. Start a detailed Page Audit from any crawled URL; it uses its separate Page Audit allowance.
Robots.txt, sitemaps and crawl scope
The HTTP crawler follows robots.txt and discovers URLs from internal links and sitemaps. A Website covers the hostname you add; other subdomains and www/apex alternatives are not automatically included. JavaScript is not executed, so client-rendered content may be absent.
Plan limits and honest coverage
Free includes 100 lifetime crawl pages, one Website and up to 100 pages per audit. Premium Credits includes 1,000 lifetime crawl pages per purchase and up to two Websites. Premium Monthly includes 5,000 crawl pages per Stripe billing period and up to three Websites, without rollover. Both paid plans allow up to 250 pages per audit.
Partial audits and crawl-page usage
A partial audit reports the pages actually observed. Page, depth, time or resource limits, robots restrictions and fetch failures can leave coverage incomplete. Requested pages are reserved at the start; only pages recorded as HTTP-observed are charged at settlement and unused reservations are released. Discovery alone does not charge a crawl page.
Reports you can act on
Review sitewide findings, affected URLs and the Pages inventory, then export the report for your workflow. English and Lithuanian reports help teams share findings. Use the SEO guides for practical fixes and run another audit after making changes.
Related SEO guides
Understand these audit findings and check each fix in context.
- Broken internal links: find the source and fix the destination
A broken internal link is a link on your site whose destination fails. Find the source page and the failing URL, then repair the link or destination according to the page's purpose.
- XML sitemap errors: repair URLs that should be indexed
An XML sitemap should list preferred URLs you want search engines to discover. Repair failed, redirected or noindex entries, and assess missing pages in the context of your site's publishing plan.
- Redirect loops and chains: find the final URL
A redirect sends a request to another URL. Trace the whole path, confirm the final destination, then simplify internal links and rules that create loops or needless chains.
- Exact duplicate pages: decide what to consolidate
SEOTera's exact duplicate finding means observed indexable pages have matching normalized visible text. Compare each pair's purpose before consolidating or preserving its URLs.