Site Audit
Site Audit crawls your site and runs over 55 technical checks in 18 categories — titles, meta, headings, canonicals, schema, redirects, hreflang, duplicates and more. You get an overall score, a "bloat" assessment of thin pages, and a sortable page table with findings per page.
Everything is measured: a real crawler walks up to 50 pages, and every check is a deterministic evaluation of what was actually fetched — no AI. Note that page speed and Core Web Vitals are not included; this is a structural and on-page technical audit.
Who this tool is for
Anyone who wants a broad technical review with per-page evidence — and comparison against the previous run to see what changed.
Prerequisites
- Signed-in account (growth tier in the catalog)
- 25 credits per run
- A public URL; expect 1–3 minutes of crawl time
How to use it
- Paste the URL and confirm the run.
- Read the score and "Key findings" at the top, then work through the category tabs.
- Use the page table to sort by issues per page.
- Compare against the previous run — snapshots are stored, and the diff shows new, removed and changed pages.
How to read the result
- The /100 score is a weighted summary; the category tabs tell you what drags it down.
- The bloat score flags thin pages that can dilute the site's quality signal.
- Redirect chains and the anchor text index are often the quickest wins.
Common errors
- The crawl fails: credits are refunded automatically — check that the URL responds publicly.
- Fewer pages than expected: the 50-page cap — large sites are audited partially, measured from the front page.
Limitations
- No speed or CWV measurements — use the Lighthouse tool for that.
- Export is a copyable summary; the tables themselves are read in the tool.
- The tool's screen labels are in Norwegian even when your app language is English.
Related tools
- Website Grader, for quick single-page assessment
- Link Equity Flow, for equity distribution
- Broken Link, for dead links specifically
Last updated 2026-08-06