The most expensive SEO bugs are the ones that go live: a forgotten noindex, a staging robots.txt, missing canonical tags, broken internal links. CheckSEO is the pre-launch check that catches them before the client does — run it on staging, fix, re-scan, hand over clean.
Related reading: Index Coverage , Sitemap , Robots , Links .
One scan verifies titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, heading structure, image ALT coverage, robots.txt rules, sitemap availability, and HTTP status of internal links — the exact list you would otherwise check by hand.
Noindex left on from staging, robots.txt blocking the whole site, redirect chains from the old URL structure, orphan pages with no internal links — these are the findings CheckSEO surfaces with clear fix direction.
Attach the audit report to your delivery. A passing SEO score is documented evidence the site went out technically clean — and a natural upsell into an ongoing monitoring retainer.
Start with the SEO Search tool to review the website quickly and understand the initial score.
Move into the Projects dashboard to track the website as an ongoing SEO project.
Open the related module pages like SEO Reports, Index Coverage, Sitemap, Robots, Content, and Links to understand the result in detail.
These internal links use targeted anchor text so visitors and search engines can move naturally across the main website SEO review topics.
Index Coverage shows whether website URLs are eligible, excluded, risky, or in need of review based on CheckSEO signals.
SitemapSitemap review explains how website URLs are discovered, validated, and prepared for deeper SEO analysis.
RobotsRobots review helps users understand crawl permissions, blocking risks, and sitemap declarations.
LinksLinks Analyzer explains how body-content links support crawl discovery, page authority flow, and technical health.
Yes, as long as the URL is reachable from the internet. If your staging environment sits behind a firewall, see our bot whitelist page for how to allow the CheckSEO scanner.
Leftover noindex tags, robots.txt blocking important paths, missing or duplicate titles and meta descriptions, broken internal links, and missing canonical tags.
Yes. Each finding states what is wrong, why it matters, and what to change — closer to a linter report than a marketing document.
It's simple: enter your website URL on our free audit page and get a full SEO report — score, issues, and recommended fixes — delivered to your email. No signup needed.