About SEO AI Audits

Our mission

Good SEO shouldn’t require an expensive subscription. We built SEO AI Audits so that founders, marketers, developers, and small-business owners can run the same depth of analysis the pros use — for free. Enter a URL and get a clear, prioritized report — homepage results first, the full report in minutes.

Most SEO checkers stop at titles, meta tags, and a speed score. We go further: crawling up to 600 pages and running 28 analysis modules across technical SEO, on-page factors, Core Web Vitals, security, accessibility, internal link equity, and structured data. We also check what matters in the AI era — answer-engine optimization (AEO), generative-engine optimization (GEO), and AI optimization (AIO) — and pair every report with an AI assistant that explains exactly what to fix first.

How an audit works

You enter an address. Our crawler, SEOAIAuditsBot, starts there and at the site’s sitemap.xml, and reads up to 600 public pages. It follows the site’s robots.txt unless the owner has verified the domain with us, and it never touches anything behind a login.

Our analyzers then work through what it collected: technical SEO, on-page, performance, security, accessibility, content, and the AI-search layers — AEO, GEO and AIO. The security checks read only what the site serves to every visitor: its headers, its certificate and its pages. Accessibility includes axe-core running in a real browser on up to 15 pages.

Your overall score is the plain average of nine categories. On large sites the core checks read an evenly spread sample of up to 300 pages, and the report says so. If a check doesn’t finish, the report shows “Didn’t finish” instead of a score and leaves it out of the average. If a firewall blocks at least half of the crawl, a red banner tells you.

What happens to your data

We don’t store your IP address with an audit — only the country it was requested from, as reported by our CDN, Cloudflare. The details of your audit — every page and issue we recorded — are deleted after 90 days. We keep a small summary — the domain, its scores and crawl statistics, the date, and that country — so shared report links and seals keep working. If you give us an email address to hear when a report is ready or for a fix re-check, we delete it after 90 days too. Our privacy policy has the full detail.