Technical Website Audit
Review HTTP status, canonical URLs, page headings, internal links, redirects and the server-rendered HTML.
Free website audit
Analyze your website for SEO, technical, content, performance signals and accessibility issues.
Enter a page or domain to get a clear, actionable website health report.
KDOOM Website Audit helps website owners, writers, marketers and businesses identify issues that can affect search visibility, usability and website quality.
A clearer way forward
Useful checks, a prioritized report, and practical next steps in one place.
Review HTTP status, canonical URLs, page headings, internal links, redirects and the server-rendered HTML.
Check titles, descriptions, text length, social metadata and structured-data syntax.
Inspect findings by priority, then export JSON or use your browser to save a PDF.
What KDOOM checks
Each finding explains what was detected and what to do next.
Checks marked as response or HTML signals do not replace a full browser crawl, Core Web Vitals test, manual accessibility review or security assessment.
What your report includes
The real report appears above after an audit. Here is how its findings are organized.
Illustrative examples only. Your report is based on the URL you submit.
Four simple steps
Paste a public page URL or domain.
The server reads public HTML and response headers within strict limits.
See findings organized by severity and affected URL.
Follow the suggestions and use related KDOOM tools.
More than a score
Follow internal links from the starting page, up to eight pages total.
See the affected URL for each issue.
Filter findings by critical, warning, opportunity or passed.
Identify errors among the internal pages that the crawl visits.
Review HTML response time and size without confusing them with browser metrics.
Download structured JSON or print and save a PDF.
Professional support
KDOOM can help with SEO content, website content, editing and ongoing content support.
Use a focused audit before a launch, after a redesign, or whenever you need a clearer view of your site's health.
Common questions
A website audit checks page markup and server responses for issues that may affect visibility, usability and trust. This tool groups those findings into a practical report.
It reads public, server-returned HTML and response headers. It checks titles, descriptions, headings, canonical tags, links, alt attributes, page language, JSON-LD syntax, HTTPS and selected security headers.
Yes. You can run a single-page or limited multi-page audit without creating an account.
The Entire Website option follows same-host links discovered in the checked pages and checks up to eight pages per run. It is a limited crawl, not an exhaustive search-engine crawl.
A site audit checks the starting page and up to seven discovered internal pages. Each HTML response is limited to 1 MB.
No. The scanner only makes read-only requests to public pages. It cannot edit content or settings on the audited site.
The page is fetched to prepare the report for the current request. This tool does not save your audit or page HTML to the KDOOM database.
No. It is a KDOOM summary of the checks this tool performs. Individual findings matter more than the overall number.
No. Response time and HTML size are server-side signals only. Use a browser-based performance tool for LCP, INP, CLS and device-specific loading behavior.
It reports failed or error responses among the same-host pages it actually visits. It does not verify every external link or every page on a large site.
Yes. Export a JSON file with scores, checked pages and findings, or use Print / Save PDF in your browser.
Run an audit after major redesigns or content changes, and periodically to catch new issues.
Consider help when issues affect many pages, involve hosting or code changes, or remain unresolved after the first fixes.
Start with a clear picture
Find important SEO, content, technical and accessibility issues before they grow.