Indexability and access checks
HTTP status, HTTPS redirect, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, noindex, X-Robots-Tag, response time and basic security headers.
We check your site across 60+ indicators: technical SEO, indexability, content, Schema.org, Open Graph, AI-readiness and trust signals.
SEOKit shows why a page may lose organic traffic: technical errors block indexation, weak structure reduces relevance, missing Schema and Open Graph hurt snippets, and missing trust signals reduce credibility. The report combines technical, content and market data in one screen.
HTTP status, HTTPS redirect, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, noindex, X-Robots-Tag, response time and basic security headers.
Title, description, H1, H2, canonical, visible text depth, image alt attributes, internal links and page structure.
Domain visibility, SEO traffic, keywords, growth dynamics, AI citations, llms.txt and access for AI crawlers.
The report can be saved as a share link and emailed to a client. It includes issue priorities, recommendations, PageSpeed, a Serpstat trend chart and JSON/HTML/PDF export.
The tool checks technical SEO, indexability, meta tags, heading structure, canonical, Schema.org, Open Graph, AI-readiness, contacts, trust signals and market visibility through Serpstat.
Yes. After the check, you can save a share link, send it by email, download JSON or HTML, and print it as a PDF from the browser.
A normal checker only sees part of the on-page layer. This audit combines technical access, content, structured data, AI files, trust signals, PageSpeed and Serpstat domain data.
Technical SEO and indexability: robots.txt, sitemap.xml, canonical tags, noindex, response codes, HTTPS, redirects and load speed. This is the base layer — if a page cannot be indexed, nothing else matters.
On-page signals: title and meta description, the H1–H6 heading structure, content volume and uniqueness, image alt attributes, internal links and the quality of your search snippet.
Markup and trust: Schema.org, Open Graph, authorship, contact details and policy pages. These signals shape how search engines and AI answers understand the page.
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