Technical and on-page checks
Inspect indexability, metadata, headings, canonicals, links, rendered content and public site directives.
Single-page analysis
Run a website SEO audit
Enter a public page URL to inspect technical SEO, content, structured data, accessibility, security, and Core Web Vitals.
Ready to analyze
Use the deployed page users and crawlers are expected to reach. The report records evidence and a verification target for each recommended change.
Performance evidence
Review mobile and desktop Core Web Vitals alongside the affected elements, resources and measured thresholds.
Prioritized fixes
Work from evidence-backed findings with confidence labels, repair targets, expected outcomes and acceptance checks.
What the report tells you
See the page as it was delivered
The audit records what Site Bench could fetch, render and measure at audit time. Use the evidence to distinguish confirmed defects from recommendations that depend on audience, search intent or editorial judgment. Each result applies to the submitted URL, so audit representative templates when the same layout powers several pages.
What it cannot guarantee
Treat the score as a diagnostic
A strong score does not guarantee rankings, traffic, conversions or inclusion in AI answers. Search engines use signals beyond a single page inspection, including site quality, competition and authority. Pair the report with search performance data, user feedback and a site crawl when you need broader coverage.
Evidence before advice
Use the report as a build checklist
Site Bench inspects the deployed page that users and crawlers can actually reach. Findings identify what was observed, why it matters, where the problem appears and what should change. Confirmed technical defects can move directly into implementation; strategic content recommendations should still be reviewed in context.
Verify the release
Fix, deploy and rerun the same URL
Start with indexing failures, broken metadata, inaccessible controls, invalid schema and serious performance problems. Fix shared templates before isolated page details, deploy the change, then rerun the exact canonical URL. The acceptance check attached to each finding provides a concrete condition for confirming the repair.