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SEO Auditor

Walks your website the way a search engine would, scores its authority and checks its speed, then names the fixes to make first.

6 min read All plans
RUNS FROM
A Run button
COSTS
Nothing from your allowance
NEEDS
Nothing handed to it
AUTOPILOT
None — you start each audit yourself

What it does

The SEO Auditor reads your site page by page. It starts at a page you choose, follows the links it finds, and records what is wrong with each page it reads.

The three checks are three separate runs, not one. Run now on the agent starts the site crawl. Authority score and Speed check are taken from their own tiles on the dashboard, each with its own refresh — and both are taken once for you when the website is first added. So pressing Run gives you a fresh crawl, not a fresh score.

When it finishes it reports how many critical issues, warnings and notices are open, and flags the critical ones as the fixes to make first.

The run streams into the terminal as it goes. It logs that the run started, then either that it completed with the time it took, or that it failed with the reason.

GOOD TO KNOW A crawl that has not reported back within 12 minutes is failed rather than left hanging. If that keeps happening, run it again with a smaller page count or a gentler speed.

Skills

Three checks, all switched on out of the box. Each one can be switched off on its own, and a check you switch off says so in the terminal instead of quietly doing nothing.

SKILLWHAT IT DOESWHAT IT CHANGES
Site crawl Reads your pages and records the problems it finds on each one. Switch it off and no pages are read this run.
Authority score Takes your Domain Rating. Switch it off and the score is not taken this run.
Speed check Measures how fast your pages load. Switch it off and no speed reading is taken.

Settings

Most of these only matter if the default crawl is reading too much of your site, too little of it, or too fast.

SETTINGWHAT IT CHANGESDEFAULT
Crawl scope How far the crawl is allowed to reach: this website, the whole domain including subdomains, one section, sitemap only, or a single page. This website
Start path The page the crawl begins from. Required for One section and Single page. /
Seed from sitemap Whether the crawl also starts from the addresses listed in your sitemap. On
Sitemap URL Which sitemap to read. Leave it blank and the one detected in your website settings is used. Blank
Include paths Limits the crawl to the paths you list, one per line. Empty
Exclude paths Drops the paths you list, one per line. Applied after the include list. Empty
Follow URLs with query strings Whether filter and sort links are followed. Filters can generate near-endless addresses. Off
Pages per crawl How many pages one run reads: 25, 50, 100, 500 or 5,000. Your plan caps this whatever you pick. 100
Maximum depth How many clicks from the start path the crawl goes: 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10. 5 levels
Crawl speed How many pages are fetched at once. Gentle is 2, Normal 5, Fast 10, Turbo 20. Normal (5 at a time)
Request timeout How long to wait for one page before giving up: 15, 30 or 60 seconds. 30 seconds
Respect robots.txt Whether the crawler obeys the crawl rules published on your site. On
How the crawler identifies itself The name the crawler gives your server. It can pose as a desktop or mobile browser instead. QuqiBot
Minimum severity Which issues get reported: everything, warnings and up, or critical only. Everything
Indexability, content, structure, link and performance checks Which families of problem are looked for. On
Language (hreflang) checks Whether the crawl checks how your language versions point at each other. Off
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