Crawl your whole site, catch every issue that blocks rankings, and get a prioritized list of fixes you can hand straight to developers.
A website audit crawls every reachable page the way a search engine does and checks it against more than 60 technical and on-page rules. BigRank groups the findings by severity and shows exactly which URLs are affected.
Every crawled page is checked against the same rule set, from status codes and metadata to indexability, links, images, structured data and security. Each crawl is saved as a snapshot, so issue counts compare from one run to the next.
Every URL's status code, including 4xx and 5xx errors, timeouts and pages blocked by robots.txt.
Redirect chains, loops, temporary redirects and internal links that point at redirects.
Missing, duplicate, too short and too long titles and meta descriptions.
Missing or multiple H1s, skipped heading levels, thin content and a low text-to-HTML ratio.
Noindex directives, canonical conflicts, orphan pages and sitemap mismatches.
Broken images, missing alt text and dimensions, empty anchors and unsafe target=_blank links.
JSON-LD detection and parsing errors, plus Open Graph and Twitter Card tags.
Hreflang errors, non-HTTPS pages, mixed content and missing HSTS headers.
Findings are grouped by severity and weighted by how many pages they affect, so the first fix on the list is always the most valuable one.
Slice pages by status code, content quality, titles, descriptions, headings and depth, then export exactly what your team needs.
Every crawl is saved as a snapshot. Switch between dates to confirm a fix landed or to see when a problem first appeared.
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Ask your assistant which issues the latest crawl found, how many pages each one affects, or which pages carry a given issue. Answers come from your project's newest audit.
An audit only pays off when someone acts on it. Fix the most severe issues first, hand developers exact URL lists, and let a recrawl confirm what changed.
Choose crawl limits, depth and JavaScript rendering, then start the first crawl.
Start with critical issues and open each one to see the affected pages.
Export filtered lists or share a report with developers and writers.
Run the audit again and confirm the issue count and health score moved.
Run an audit whenever the site changes in ways you can't check by hand: a launch, a migration, a steady flow of new content, or a new client whose site you haven't seen yet.
Catch broken links, missing tags and noindex mistakes before a redesign goes live.
Confirm redirects, canonicals and status codes after moving domains or platforms.
Keep new content in line with SEO standards with a scheduled crawl.
Give new clients a clear baseline and a prioritized first-month plan.
Use Website Audit for a prioritized list of issues and the pages they affect, SEO Crawler to control the crawl and filter the raw page inventory, and Technical SEO Score to follow one health number across crawls.
Check every crawled page against technical and on-page rules, grouped by severity, with the affected URLs listed for each issue.
Set page limits, depth, URL patterns and JavaScript rendering, then filter and export the full page inventory as CSV or XLSX.
Follow one 0 to 100 score, weighted by issue severity and normalized by page count, with a trend across every crawl.
Keep going
An issue list is the starting point. Work through the opportunities that join crawl data with search traffic, check what Google indexed, and send clients a branded summary.
Answers about page limits per plan, excluding sections of a site, ownership checks, sharing and exporting results, and comparing one audit with the last.
It depends on your plan, from 5,000 pages per project on Pro up to 50,000 on Ultra.
Yes. Add include and exclude URL patterns, set a maximum depth, and choose whether subdomains are crawled.
No verification is needed to crawl public pages. Connecting Search Console adds traffic data to every finding.
Invite teammates to the workspace or export a white-label PDF report.
Yes. Every table and filter exports to CSV or XLSX, so developers get the exact URLs.
Yes. Every crawl is kept as a snapshot, and the date selector switches between past crawls.
Plans start at $19/month with a 7-day free trial. Every plan includes the site audit, Search Console insights and white-label reports.