A free SEO audit of your website, in plain words.
I crawl up to 50 pages of the site the way Google sees it, and email you the list of problems in about 10 minutes. No card, no account.
It’s the same check TinyRank runs before it starts fixing a client’s site, cut down to 50 pages. Nothing in the report is generated or guessed.
Run by Khalid Farhan, who built TinyRank and runs an SEO agency.
Run the audit
The report link lands in your inbox when the crawl finishes.
What the report contains.
A score out of 100, how many pages were crawled, and every problem found, grouped by area. Each one says how many pages it affects, shows example pages, and tells you what to do about it.
- Titles
- Pages with no Google title or meta description, titles that are too long or too short, and pages sharing the same title.
- Content
- Pages with no main heading, pages with very little text, placeholder text left behind, and pages that copy another page.
- Crawling
- Pages that return errors, links to broken addresses, redirect chains, and secure pages linking to insecure http:// addresses.
- Indexing
- Pages hidden from Google, and canonical tags that point at broken pages, redirects or each other.
- Site
- A missing sitemap or robots.txt, an invalid SSL certificate, and missing pages that don't return a proper error.
- Speed, images and links
- Slow or very large pages, images with no alt text, and pages nothing else on the site links to.
These are the problems TinyRank fixes for $99 a site a month, inside WordPress, with every change logged and undoable. See how it works.
How it runs.
- 1
You enter the address
The website and the email the report should go to. That's the whole form.
- 2
The crawl runs
Up to 50 pages, following links and the sitemap, checking each page against the rules above. About 10 minutes.
- 3
You get the report
An email with the link. The report stays online, so you can forward it to whoever looks after the site.
Questions about the free audit
What does the free audit actually do?
It crawls up to 50 pages of your website the way Google's crawler does, following links from the home page and the sitemap, and checks each page for the problems listed above. When it finishes you get an email with a link to the report. The crawl takes about 10 minutes for most small sites.
Does it work on any website?
Yes. The audit reads the live site, so it works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or hand-built sites. TinyRank's paid agent, which fixes the problems, works on WordPress sites only.
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no account, no trial that turns into a bill. You get one audit per website every 30 days. I pay for the crawl because some of the people who read the report go on to let TinyRank fix what it found.
What happens with my email address?
You get the report link, then two short emails from me: one with the three things I would fix first, and one last note five days later. That's all. If you already have a TinyRank account you get the report and nothing else.
Why only 50 pages?
Fifty pages covers the whole of most small business sites and the important part of larger ones. TinyRank's paid audit crawls up to 1,000 pages and runs again every 30 days.
Is this an AI audit?
No. The report is built from crawl data and a fixed set of rules, the same rules TinyRank's agent works from. Nothing in it is guessed or generated.
Rather have the problems fixed than listed? Put TinyRank on the site.
$99 per client site, per month. No setup fee, no contract, cancel any time.