SEO Content Auditor

Find your content SEO fixes. Then check the results.

Start with a free site snapshot. The paid report ranks page-level issues, surfaces possible content overlap and internal-link opportunities, and includes a follow-up scan to see what changed after your fixes.

Read-only scans of public pages15% representative free sample
Start with a free scan
Find your first SEO fixes

Your report is saved and can be revisited from the browser link.

Free scans analyze 15% of sitemap-discovered pages, rounded up, with a 100-page maximum. We never publish your URLs.

What it audits

The checks behind your content SEO fix list.

The crawler checks more than four categories. It reviews search and social metadata, content, indexability, discovery, and page access across the URLs it can crawl. The free snapshot summarizes issues; the paid report shows affected pages and additional opportunities.

Title tags

Missing, short, long, or duplicated search titles across crawled pages.

Meta descriptions

Missing, short, long, or duplicated summaries for search results.

Social sharing metadata

Open Graph and X titles and descriptions, including missing values and editorial length limits.

Headings & page copy

Missing primary H1 headings and pages with very little body text.

URL clarity

Page slugs with confusing characters, formatting, or excessive length.

Indexing controls

Noindex directives and each page's canonical value.

Sitemaps & discovery

Pages linked on-site versus listed only in the sitemap, plus pages found through archive pagination.

Links & crawl health

Broken internal destinations, HTTP errors, inaccessible pages, and non-HTML responses.

Inside the paid report

Go beyond the free aggregate snapshot with page-level priorities and opportunities. Each paid purchase gives you this scan and one included follow-up of the same site.

Start with the likely high-impact fixes

A ranked, page-linked fix list explains why each issue deserves review. Priority scores are heuristics, not promises of traffic or ranking gains.

Find pages that may overlap

See pages with similar titles and descriptions so you can check whether they serve distinct search intent.

Spot internal-link opportunities

Find related crawled pages that are not linked from a suggested source, using links actually observed during the scan.

Check what changed after your fixes

Use your included follow-up to compare matching pages automatically, with fixed and new issues plus partial-coverage warnings.

Need another cycle? Later same-site purchases are 25% off the applicable tier and include another follow-up. Use your private paid report link to claim repeat pricing.

Built for busy teams

Useful before the redesign, after the migration, and whenever traffic feels inexplicable.

SEO Content Auditor is a practical handoff between a site crawl and the people responsible for the words. Give it to a content lead, an SEO consultant, a founder, or an agency account team.

For content teams

Turn a sprawling site into a prioritized editorial backlog with page-level evidence.

For SEO practitioners

Spot coverage gaps and repeated metadata patterns before deeper strategy work.

For agencies

Create a clean, exportable issue list that gives clients a clear reason to act.

For site owners

Understand the pages search engines can reach without handing your CMS to another tool.

How it works

A calm path from URL to fix list.

No dashboards to configure. Submit a site, let the crawler map the visible content, and use the report to decide what deserves attention first.

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    Submit

    Enter your site and keep the saved browser link. Longer scans are also emailed when complete.

  2. 02

    Crawl

    We follow publicly accessible same-site links within strict limits on requests and time.

  3. 03

    Act

    Use aggregate patterns for direction or unlock every URL, issue, and recommendation.

Free summary

A representative sample that is quick to scan and useful for direction.

  • 15% of sitemap-discovered pages, rounded up
  • Section-balanced sampling, capped at 100 pages
  • Aggregate issue counts without exposed page URLs
Paid report · two scans per purchase

Choose a page-count tier after the free scan; then use your included follow-up to check your fixes.

  • Page-level findings and ranked review priorities up to your purchased limit
  • Potential content overlap and observed internal-link opportunities
  • Automatic before-and-after comparison on the included follow-up
  • Search, filters, details, and CSV export
  • 25% off later same-site purchases, each with its own follow-up
Sample paid report

See what your page-level report looks like.

Real screenshots of the report interface with fictional example pages. Findings on your site will depend on what the crawler can access.

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Sample paid report showing ranked missing title, missing description, thin content, and HTTP error findings.

Example 1

See which fixes deserve a closer look

Ranked findings point to the affected page, including missing titles, thin copy, and broken destinations.

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Sample paid report showing a duplicate metadata review and an internal-link opportunity between related pages.

Example 2

Review overlap and internal-link ideas

Compare similar metadata and inspect links the crawler did not observe between related pages.

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Sample paid report table showing page-level findings, including missing headings, broken links, and duplicate titles.

Example 3

See the issues on each crawled page

Filter the page inventory by issue or status, open details, and export the findings for your team.

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Pay once, based on site size

The free scan estimates your site size. Checkout selects the smallest plan covering its discovered pages. Each one-time purchase includes an initial scan and one follow-up scan of the same site, plus page-level recommendations, filters, and CSV export. Later purchases for that site are 25% off.

Up to 100 pages

$29 one-time

Up to 500 pages

$49 one-time

Up to 1,000 pages

$89 one-time

Up to 2,500 pages

$129 one-time

Up to 5,000 pages

$199 one-time

Unlimited pages

$349 one-time

Unlimited has no page-count cap; scans have a two-hour processing window. If a crawl runs out of time or pages cannot be accessed, the report marks coverage as partial.

The crawler makes read-only, same-site requests, respects robots directives, and limits redirects, response size, and scan time. Coverage is marked partial if a site cannot be fully crawled within the scan window.

Questions before you crawl?

A clear audit starts with clear expectations. Here is what SEO Content Auditor checks, limits, and protects.

It checks title tags and meta descriptions (including missing, short, long, and duplicate values), Open Graph and X sharing metadata, H1 headings, thin page text, URL slugs, noindex directives, canonical values, sitemap and internal-link discovery, broken destinations, HTTP errors, and crawl coverage. Some signals are recorded for review rather than graded as errors.

It is built for owners, marketers, content teams, consultants, and agencies who need a practical inventory of content SEO issues without a complicated enterprise platform. It is especially useful before a redesign, after a migration, or when organic traffic has become difficult to explain.

The free audit samples 15% of the pages discovered in your sitemap, rounds up to the next whole page, and never exceeds 100 pages. Sampling is section-balanced. Paid plans cover up to 100, 500, 1,000, 2,500, or 5,000 pages; the unlimited plan has no page-count cap. A two-hour processing window and site access restrictions may result in a partial report, which is clearly labeled.

Yes. The crawler follows same-site HTML links, including next-page links on blog, job, project, and testimonial archives, within the scan's page and time limits. The paid report shows whether an internal HTML link to a crawled page was observed or the page was found only through the sitemap. When coverage is partial or links are generated only by JavaScript, a missing link is not treated as proof that the page is orphaned.

The free summary shows aggregate issue counts across sampled pages while keeping affected page URLs private. For example, a 50-page site gets 8 sampled pages because 15% is 7.5 and rounds up. Paid plans add page-level findings up to the purchased limit, ranked review priorities, metadata-overlap and internal-link opportunities, filtering, search, sorting, and CSV export.

The paid report ranks issues using explainable crawl-signal heuristics, not predictions of traffic, rankings, or revenue. Content overlap is suggested from similar titles and descriptions; it is not a full duplicate-content analysis. Internal-link ideas are suggested only where observed page links support a missing-link check. Review each suggestion before making changes.

Yes. Every paid purchase includes the initial scan and one included follow-up scan of the same site. The follow-up report automatically compares URLs crawled in both scans and shows fixed and new issues separately. Newly found or missing URLs are not counted as fixed, and partial coverage is flagged.

After the included follow-up, another paid purchase for the same site is 25% off the applicable page-count tier. Every additional paid purchase includes its own follow-up scan. Open your private paid report link to claim the same-site price; discount codes cannot be combined with the 25% repeat-scan price.

No. SEO Content Auditor performs read-only requests and does not publish, edit, submit forms, or interact with your CMS. It stays on the submitted site, observes crawl directives, and uses strict request, redirect, response-size, and concurrency limits. The free scan uses section-balanced sampling rather than taking the first URLs it finds.

Start with high-priority patterns affecting many pages, then work through the page-level recommendations in your report. Fixing missing titles, unclear page purpose, weak descriptions, heading gaps, and internal-link coverage usually gives your team a clear first sprint.

Content-first checks

Metadata, headings, URL clarity, internal links, duplicate values, and indexability.

Bounded crawling

Public, same-site discovery with strict limits on requests, size, redirects, and concurrency.

Private by design

The free report shows site-wide patterns. Page URLs and fixes are reserved for the paid report.