AI Website Audit
Free toolEnter your page's URL and the AI analyzes the title, meta tags, headings and visible text to give you a free preview of your on-page SEO — with the option to download the full report as a PDF.
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Summary:
Priority issues detected:
This is a partial preview. The full PDF report includes on-page SEO, meta tags, heading hierarchy, copywriting and conversion, local SEO, and detailed priority actions.
Why audit your local site's on-page SEO
For a local business or a small company, the homepage's SEO setup is often the first — and sometimes the only — opportunity to show up in a relevant search ahead of the competition. The page title, meta description and heading hierarchy (H1, H2, H3) aren't minor technical details: they're what Google and the user read first to decide whether that page answers what they're looking for.
This tool analyzes the initial HTML of a public URL — without crawling internal links or executing third-party JavaScript — and extracts the most relevant on-page SEO signals: title, meta description, headings and a sample of the visible text. With that data, an AI generates a free preview with a summary and the most important issues found, and — if the full report is unlocked — a more detailed analysis of on-page SEO, meta tags, heading hierarchy, conversion-focused copywriting, local SEO signals and a list of priority actions.
No automated tool can guarantee a specific search ranking — ranking depends on many factors outside the scope of an on-page analysis — but fixing obvious structural issues (missing titles, disordered headings, empty meta descriptions) is usually the most cost-effective first step before investing in more advanced SEO. That's why it's worth repeating this audit whenever the page's main content is updated, or at least every few months.
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Frequently asked questions
Which on-page parameters does it actually analyze?
It analyzes the page title, meta description, H1/H2/H3 headings and a sample of the visible text from the initial HTML of the URL. It doesn't crawl internal links, doesn't analyze other pages of the site, and doesn't execute third-party JavaScript — it's a single-page analysis of the HTML as served in the first response.
Can the PDF report be white-labeled with my brand?
No, this version does not include white-label export or PDF customization with your logo. The report is generated with a fixed format. It's a possible future addition, but it isn't implemented yet.
How often should I repeat the audit?
For a local business landing page, it's usually enough to repeat it whenever you change the title, meta description or main content of the page, or periodically every 2-3 months if nothing has changed, to catch new issues early.