Why MaxiMarket
Technical SEO without the technical guesswork.
Give MaxiMarket a public URL. It checks technical SEO, how search engines crawl and index the page, structured data, AI crawler access and machine-readable signals against a published standard, then shows exactly what it found and how to fix it.
- YouStep 1: Enter a public URLA homepage, a category or a product page.
- YouStep 2: Run the auditOne click. No setup, no install.
- MaxiMarketStep 3: Technical checksTechnical SEO, crawlability, structured data, AI crawler access.
- MaxiMarketStep 4: Clear reportFindings with evidence and how to fix them.
- YouStep 5: Fix what mattersYourself, with a developer or a coding agent.
- MaxiMarketStep 6: Re-auditThe deployed page, checked again.Verifiedor Monitor
Complex checks, simple workflow
Complex checks. Clear answers.
Without MaxiMarket
- Read the page source and HTTP headers
- Check robots.txt, robots meta and canonical URLs
- Validate Schema.org JSON-LD, Product and Offer data
- Compare Open Graph and social metadata
- Cross-reference Google, Bing and AI crawler documentation
- Decide which issue matters, then verify the deployed fix
With MaxiMarket
- Enter a public URL
- Read findings with their evidence
- Apply the fix that matters
- Re-audit the live page
You may still need a developer to apply some fixes; the finding tells them exactly what to change.
Who reads your website
More than one machine reads every page.
Search engines
Google Search and Bing need crawlability and indexability: crawlable links, robots directives, canonical URLs, metadata and XML sitemaps.
AI systems
AI search engines send their own AI crawlers, which need access in robots.txt and content they can read without guesswork.
Commerce surfaces
Shopping results and rich results read Schema.org Product and Offer data: identifiers, price, currency and availability.
Social platforms
Link previews come from Open Graph and Twitter card metadata: title, description and image.
Parsers and tools
Validators and assistive technology rely on valid JSON-LD, a declared language and semantic HTML.
Two different problems
Great content can still be hard for search engines to understand.
Content quality and relevance are one problem; crawlability, indexability and machine readability are another. They are rarely visible in a browser, and they are what MaxiMarket audits.
- A blocked search or AI crawler
- Conflicting robots directives
- A wrong canonical URL
- Missing title or meta description
- Invalid Schema.org JSON-LD
- Incomplete Product or Offer data
- Missing Open Graph metadata
You bring
- Content quality
- Relevance to search intent
- Authority and links
- Brand and reputation
MaxiMarket checks
- Technical SEO signals
- Crawlability and indexability
- Structured data
- Machine readability
- AI crawler access
- Ecommerce structured data
The Technical Score does not measure relevance, backlink authority, traffic or ranking potential.
Why MaxiMarket
Built to be used, not studied.
Simple to use
Enter a public URL; MaxiMarket does the technical inspection, with no setup or install.
Clear findings
See what was checked, what failed and what needs attention first, in plain language.
Explainable fixes
Each finding explains why it matters, the expected state and how to fix it.
Source-backed rules
Every check is tied to documented sources in a published, versioned Audit Standard.
Re-audit to verify
Audit the deployed page again instead of assuming the fix worked.
Monitor important pages
With a free account, keep up to 3 pages under watch: a new audit every 7 days and an email for meaningful changes.
Audit Standard 2026.4
Technical SEO checks you can inspect, not a black box.
Under the simple workflow is a published, versioned rule set: 94 rules and 34 observations from 76 documented sources, among them Google Search Central, Bing, Schema.org, web standards, AI platform documentation and the Open Graph protocol. Each rule records its authority, its evidence and its weight in the score.
Published sources
Each rule cites its documentation and when it was last verified.
Labelled authority
A Google requirement, an open standard and MaxiMarket’s advice are never presented alike.
Versioned standard
Every report names its version; published versions never change.
Explainable score
A published formula and published weights, with a reason for each.
Evidence per finding
What was observed on the page, next to the expected state.
Honest uncertainty
What cannot be evaluated reliably is reported as such, never counted as a pass.
Explore the technical SEO audit rulesRead about the published Audit Standard
Who it is for
Clear enough to decide on. Detailed enough to act on.
Business owners
See technical SEO problems without reading source code.
SEO specialists
Reproducible technical findings, backed by documented rules.
Developers
The exact condition, the evidence and the expected state.
Agencies
One published methodology across every client site.
Ecommerce teams
Product and Offer data checked on live product pages.
One URL is enough to start.
Run a technical SEO and AI-readiness audit of a live public page. No signup for your first audit.