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Free SEO audit. Real data. 60 seconds.

Enter your URL. We'll fetch your real Core Web Vitals, mobile performance, SEO best-practices, and the top issues holding your rankings back. No signup. No email gate. No paywall.

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What does the free SEO audit check?

Our free SEO audit tool runs an instant browser-based check on technical SEO basics: page speed, mobile-friendliness, meta tags, schema markup, heading structure, and on-page keyword targeting. You enter a URL and receive an actionable report in under 60 seconds — no email required. For a deeper manual audit including competitor analysis and backlink review, request our full 48-hour written audit.

Powered by Google PageSpeed Insights — the same data Google uses to rank your site.

We do not store the URLs audited. Results are computed live in your browser using Google's free public API.

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This tool measures performance. The full audit also reveals your keyword rankings, backlink profile, on-page issues, and what your competitors are doing better. Delivered within 48 hours, written by a senior strategist. Free.

Questions about the audit

Is this audit actually free?
Yes. The tool uses Google's free PageSpeed Insights API and returns real Core Web Vitals data with no signup, no email gate, and no paywall. The deeper competitive audit (rankings, backlinks, competitors) requires a brief form so a senior strategist can write it manually — that's also free.
What does the audit measure?
Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP, TTFB), overall mobile performance score, accessibility, SEO best-practices compliance, and the top opportunities ranked by potential time-savings. These are Google's official ranking metrics, fetched live for your specific URL.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Core Web Vitals are Google's user-experience ranking factors. LCP measures loading speed (under 2.5s is good), CLS measures visual stability (under 0.1 is good), INP measures responsiveness (under 200ms is good). Pages that fail these rank lower in Google search results.
Why is my score low?
The most common causes: large unoptimized images, render-blocking JavaScript and CSS, slow server response, layout shifts from ads or late-loading content, and missing image dimensions. Most issues are fixable without a full rebuild.
Can you fix the issues for me?
Yes — most Core Web Vitals issues are part of our standard SEO engagement (typically resolved in month 1). For a quote, run the audit above and request the full competitive audit. We'll quote the work based on what your specific site needs.