The Website Audit scans your entire site the same way Google does. It starts from your homepage and follows every internal link, checking each page for technical problems.
The audit breaks results into three sections:
Technical
Checks if Google can crawl and index your pages
Looks for HTTPS security issues
Finds broken links, incorrect canonical tags, and redirect chains
Flags crawl restrictions and URL errors
Content Quality
Checks if every page has a unique title tag and meta description
Reviews heading structure
Finds images without alt text
Flags thin content (pages with low word counts)
GEO
Checks structured data and schema markup
Reviews formatting for AI crawlers
Helps AI tools understand and cite your pages
Understanding your Site Health Score
Your score ranges from 0 to 100.
90 to 100: Excellent. Your site is technically clean.
70 to 89: Good. A few things need attention.
50 to 69: Needs work. Some issues are hurting your performance.
Below 50: Critical. Serious problems need immediate fixes.
How audit limits work
Each scanned page counts as one audit
If your plan has 500 audits, you can scan up to 500 pages
For larger sites, upgrade to a higher tier
The crawler uses a conservative speed by default, so it will not slow your website for real visitors
How often to run audits
Run a new audit manually anytime after fixing issues
Or turn on Always-On Audit in Settings for automatic recrawls
Available frequencies: every day, twice a day, every other day, every 3 days, every 7 days, or every 14 days
Frequencies depend on your plan tier