Early AccessWebsite SEO Audit

Website SEO audit: find SEO issues across your site.

A website SEO audit checks many pages in one go. MaxiMarket crawls your site and audits each page it finds. You get all the issues in one report. Fix them, then check that the fixes work.

Free for 3 calendar months

Create a free account, then turn on Website SEO Audit in your dashboard.

Pages per crawl
100 by default, up to 500
Active runs
One at a time per site
Early Access
Free for 3 calendar months
Illustration of a Website SEO Audit report, not real data: findings grouped by rule, how many pages each one affects, and the Verify fixes result for each rule.

What it checks

A technical SEO crawler for your key pages.

Each page gets the same checks as our free page audit. The report then groups the results by issue, so you see how far each one spreads.

  1. Crawl access

    Pages that fail to load, block crawlers or redirect the wrong way.

  2. Indexing and canonicals

    Noindex tags, mixed signals and canonical URLs that point the wrong way.

  3. Titles and headings

    Titles, descriptions and main headings that are missing or weak.

  4. Structured data

    Schema.org data that does not parse or lacks key fields.

  5. Links and sitemaps

    Links a crawler cannot follow, and how your pages match your sitemap.

  6. AI crawler access

    Which AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in, page by page.

Each area has its own guide, such as the technical SEO audit of one page and the structured data checker.

How it works

How a multi-page SEO audit runs.

  1. Add your site

    Sign in and open Sites. A site is added when you save an audit of one of its pages.

  2. Start a crawl

    Choose New crawl. Keep 100 pages or raise it to 500. You can also limit the crawl to some paths.

  3. Read the report

    Each issue is listed once, with the pages it affects. Start with the ones that spread the most.

  4. Fix and verify

    Give an Agent Brief to your developer or coding agent. When the fix is live, run Verify fixes.

The SEO crawl report

One clear report for the whole crawl.

Each issue shows up once, with a list of the pages it hits. You can see which problems are common and which are rare. That makes it easy to pick what to fix first.

Each finding links to a rule in our published Audit Standard. The rule says what it checks, why it matters and how to fix it. You can read every rule before you trust the result.

Browse the rules in the published Audit Standard.

Agent Briefs and Verify fixes

Hand off the work. Then verify your SEO fixes.

  • Agent Briefs

    An Agent Brief turns your findings into clear tasks. Hand it to your developer, or to a coding agent over MCP. We never see or touch your code.

  • Verify fixes

    When the changes are live, run Verify fixes. It checks the same pages again, by the same rules as the first crawl. Each rule then reads fixed, still failing or not verified.

Coding agents connect through agent access over MCP.

Early Access terms

Free for three months, with clear limits.

Website SEO Audit is free in Early Access. You turn it on in your account. It lasts three calendar months. You need no card, and you pay nothing.

Pages per crawl
100 by default, up to 500
Crawls
3 per hour, 10 per 24 hours
Fix checks
5 per hour, 20 per 24 hours
Active runs
One at a time per site
Early Access
Free for 3 calendar months
Account
A free account with a confirmed email

This Early Access is just for this tool. Site Architecture Crawl has its own. You turn that one on by itself.

The full rules are in the Early Access terms.

Questions

Website SEO audit questions.

How is this different from the free page audit?
The free audit checks the one page you enter, with no account. Website SEO Audit crawls many pages of one site and builds one report. It needs a free account and Early Access.
Will it check every page of my site?
Not always. A crawl stops at its page limit, which is at most 500 pages. To map how a large site links, use Site Architecture Crawl.
Does it change my site?
No. It only reads public pages, the way a search crawler does. You or your developer make the changes.
Will it raise my rankings?
No tool can promise that. The audit finds technical issues that can keep search engines from reading your pages well. Rankings also depend on your content, links and much more.

Free Early Access

Run your first website SEO audit.

Sign in, open Sites and turn on Early Access. It is free for three months.