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Site Audit

Find the SEO issues holding your site back.

Run an audit on a single page or a full site and get a clear list of the technical and on-page issues affecting your search performance, without a recurring audit-tool subscription.

Example issues from a site audit

IssuePagePriority
Missing meta description/blog/pricing-guideHigh
3 broken links found/resourcesMedium
Duplicate H1 tag/services/consultingMedium
Missing alt text (4 images)/galleryLow

Illustrative example, not live data

Title & meta checks
Broken link detection
Duplicate content
Crawlability issues
Prioritized issue list

A site audit is something most people run occasionally — after a redesign, before a launch, or when rankings unexpectedly drop — not every single day. Paying for a full-time audit subscription for an occasional check rarely makes sense, so SearchCredits prices it per run instead.

What you get with every lookup

  • On-page fundamentals: titles, meta descriptions, headings and duplicate content
  • Technical issues: broken links, redirect chains, missing alt text and crawlability problems
  • A single-page check for one URL, or a full crawl across a whole domain
  • A prioritized issue list so you know what to fix first

Who uses this tool?

Agencies running audits as part of a client onboarding, freelancers doing a one-off health check before a proposal, and small business owners checking their own site after making changes all fit this pattern: infrequent, high-value checks rather than daily monitoring.

Frequently asked questions

Can I audit just one page instead of the whole site?

Yes. A single-page audit and a full-site crawl are both available, each with its own credit cost shown before you run it, so a quick check on one URL costs less than crawling an entire domain.

How long does a full site audit take?

It depends on the size of the site being crawled. Larger sites take longer to fully crawl; the audit runs in the background and the results are saved to your account when it finishes.

Will the audit tell me how to fix the issues it finds?

Each issue is listed clearly enough to act on — for example a missing meta description or a broken link — so you know exactly what needs fixing without needing a separate SEO glossary.

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