Free website audit for launch day
37 SEO, AI search, speed and trust checks in seconds, and an AI plan that tells you what to fix first.
Works on any public page — homepage, pricing, blog posts.
37 checks, seven areas
Everything that breaks quietly before launch day
Crawlability
- HTTPS & HTTP→HTTPS redirect
- www / non-www consistency
- robots.txt & XML sitemap
- Canonical & noindex
- Broken links
On-page SEO
- Title & meta description
- H1 structure
- Content visible without JS
- Image alt text
- Structured data
- Mobile viewport & language
Social sharing
- Open Graph tags
- Share image size & weight
- X (Twitter) card
- Favicon
- Apple touch icon
AI search
- ChatGPT, Perplexity & Claude crawler access
- Firewall blocks on AI bots
- llms.txt
Speed
- Lighthouse mobile score
- Core Web Vitals from real users
- Server response time
- HTML weight
- Render-blocking scripts
Security
- SSL certificate & expiry
- HSTS
- Mixed content
- Content-Security-Policy
- Frame, MIME & referrer headers
Launch readiness
- Real 404 page
- Privacy policy & terms
- Contact or support link
- Linked social profiles
- Email SPF & DMARC
Also in every report
- Mobile & desktop screenshots
- Google search preview
- Tech stack detection
- Fixes for your stack
- AI fix prompt
- Re-run & compare
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Enter your URL
Any public page works — usually your homepage or landing page.
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Get your score in seconds
37 checks run instantly; screenshots and the Google speed test stream in while you read.
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Fix what matters first
An AI-prioritised plan tells you which issues actually cost you traffic, shares or trust.
Why audit your website before a launch
A launch concentrates weeks of attention into a single day. Visitors arrive from launch platforms, newsletters and social posts at once, search engines crawl your pages, and directories review your site before approving a listing.
The problems that hurt most on that day are usually small and invisible from your own browser: a share image that doesn't load so every post shows a bare link, a noindex tag left over from staging, a landing page rendered entirely by JavaScript so crawlers see nothing, or a mobile page that takes five seconds to paint. This audit catches those in one pass so you can fix them before launch day, not after.