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SEO Readiness Audit

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This free audit scores any single URL out of 100 against twelve technical SEO checks: indexability, canonical, title, meta description, headings, H1, structured data, images, links, mobile and HTTPS, sitemap discovery and robots access. It returns each failing check with the specific change that fixes it.

Paste a URL and we fetch the page exactly as a search crawler would, then score twelve checks across the three things that decide whether a page ranks — with instructions for fixing every one that fails.

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  • Twelve technical SEO checks on any single public URL.
  • Score out of 100 with failures ordered by score impact.
  • Free, unlimited, no sign-up and no results stored.
  • Run the AEO and GEO audits separately for answer visibility.
Key facts about this page
What this page gives youScan any URL against twelve automated checks on indexing, rendering and on-page SEO.
SectionSEO, AEO & GEO
CostFree — runs in your browser, no account and no stored inputs.
Published byAI Answer Engine, a service of AI Intelligence International.
Last updated26 August 2026

We request the page once, unauthenticated, with no JavaScript — the same view Googlebot gets on first crawl. We also check /robots.txt and the XML sitemap on the same host. Nothing is stored.

Readiness

Enter a URL and run the audit. You will get a score out of 100, three pillar subscores, and a prioritised fix list with copy-paste markup for anything that fails.

New to the terms? Read what SEO is, how to run a full audit, keyword research, link building, Core Web Vitals, measuring SEO or how SEO differs from AEO and GEO.

What does this audit check?

Indexability and robots access, canonical correctness, title and meta description length, heading structure and a single clear H1, structured data, image alt text, internal linking, mobile and HTTPS, and whether the page is discoverable from a sitemap.

Why did my page not score 100?

Each failing check names the exact problem — a title over 60 characters, a missing canonical, a duplicated H1. Fix the items listed at the top first; they carry the most weight.

Can it audit a page behind a login?

No. The audit fetches the page as an anonymous crawler would, so pages behind authentication, geo-blocks or aggressive bot protection cannot be scored.