Technical SEO audit
Find the indexability issues that keep good pages out of search
Run a website SEO audit before you spend time or credits on submissions. FreeIndexer checks the signals that shape crawlability and search presentation, then gives you a report you can use to fix the underlying problem.
FreeIndexer workflow
Ready to discover
Enter the website
Start with the site or page that needs a technical SEO and indexability review.
Review prioritized findings
Separate critical crawl blockers from improvements that support clarity, performance, and search presentation.
Download and fix
Export the report, implement the fixes, and then submit eligible URLs through the appropriate workflow.
Built for the workflow
An audit should lead to better pages, not just another score
Indexability-first checks
Start with the signals that determine whether crawlers can access, understand, and select the page you want indexed.
Metadata and structure review
Review title tags, descriptions, headings, canonical links, Open Graph data, and schema opportunities in one report.
Core Web Vitals context
Use performance signals as a prioritization input alongside content quality, internal links, and crawlability—not as a standalone ranking promise.
Multi-page auditing
Move beyond a single page when a site-wide issue is likely affecting templates, categories, products, or location pages.
Actionable PDF output
Give your team or clients a report that can be saved, shared, and used as a remediation checklist.
Audit before submission
Fix avoidable problems before using indexing credits, so discovery requests are attached to pages that are ready for search.
How it works
A clearer path from published to discoverable
Enter the website
Start with the site or page that needs a technical SEO and indexability review.
Review prioritized findings
Separate critical crawl blockers from improvements that support clarity, performance, and search presentation.
Download and fix
Export the report, implement the fixes, and then submit eligible URLs through the appropriate workflow.
Questions publishers ask
Know what the workflow can—and cannot—do
What does a website SEO audit check?
A technical website audit can review indexability, robots directives, canonical tags, titles, meta descriptions, headings, structured data, links, response behavior, and selected performance signals. It should turn findings into actions rather than only produce a score.
Can an SEO audit tell me why a page is not indexed?
It can identify common blockers such as noindex directives, robots restrictions, canonical conflicts, error responses, weak metadata, and missing signals. Search engines still make the final crawl and indexing decisions.
Do I get a PDF website audit report?
The authenticated FreeIndexer website audit workflow is designed to produce a downloadable PDF report after you sign in and use the available credits.
How often should I run a technical SEO audit?
Run an audit after migrations, template changes, large publishing batches, major speed work, or recurring indexability problems. For stable sites, combine periodic audits with Search Console monitoring and routine QA.
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Choose the workflow that matches your publishing job
Start with a free account, inspect the page signals, and decide whether a submission or sitemap workflow is appropriate for your site.
Run an audit