The public SEO Reports page explains how CheckSEO stores scan history, compares latest and previous results, highlights trend changes, and gives scan-level detail that users can review or share.
Related reading: Project Overview , Index Coverage , Links .
A CheckSEO report brings together the SEO score, trust score, on-page property checks (title, meta description, headings, canonical, image ALT), technical signals, index coverage notes, sitemap and robots status, content depth, and internal link health into one reviewable result.
Reports turn one-time scans into a measurable review history. Each new scan is stored so you can compare the latest result against the previous one, see which properties improved or regressed, and understand exactly what changed over time.
Agencies and in-house teams can share property-level results with clients or colleagues, document progress between fixes, and use the trend view to show the impact of SEO work in plain language instead of raw data.
Use reports to identify score drops, isolate failed properties, and prioritize the technical or content issue causing the decline. Then move into Index Coverage, Content, or Links to fix the underlying cause and confirm the gain on the next scan.
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.
Project Overview combines all major SEO review signals into one dashboard for easier decision-making.
Index CoverageIndex Coverage shows whether website URLs are eligible, excluded, risky, or in need of review based on CheckSEO signals.
LinksLinks Analyzer explains how body-content links support crawl discovery, page authority flow, and technical health.
An SEO report is a structured summary of a website's SEO health. A CheckSEO report covers the SEO score, trust score, on-page property checks, technical signals, index coverage, sitemap and robots status, content quality, and internal link health for the scanned page.
CheckSEO stores every scan, so you can open the latest report and compare it against the previous one. The comparison highlights which properties improved, which regressed, and how the overall score moved between scans.
Yes. Reports are written in plain, property-level language so you can share them with clients or teammates and clearly show what was checked, what passed, what failed, and what changed since the last review.
Run a fresh report after any significant change to your site, and on a regular schedule (for example monthly) so your audit history stays current and score trends remain meaningful over time.
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.