On-page analysis

SEO audit

Paste a URL and get a scored on-page SEO report. NKable fetches the page and grades eight signals — title, meta description, headings, images, links, content quality, technical setup and keyword usage — then lists every issue with a specific fix.

Analyses one public page at a time. Nothing is stored.

About the SEO Audit Tool

This SEO audit tool analyses a page across technical SEO, content quality and performance, returning findings ranked by likely impact. It fetches and inspects the real page rather than producing a generic checklist.

An SEO audit is worth running before deciding what to work on, because the highest-impact problems are rarely the ones that feel most urgent. A missing canonical or an accidental noindex outranks any amount of keyword refinement.

The audit covers the three areas that actually move rankings. Technical: indexability, canonicals, status codes, structured data validity, hreflang. Content: title and description presence and length, heading structure, thin or duplicated copy. Performance: how the page loads, since Core Web Vitals are a confirmed ranking input.

Findings are ranked by likely impact rather than reduced to a single score, because a score encourages optimising the number instead of the site. Treat the output as a prioritised list of things to fix, and re-run it after deploying to confirm the change landed.

How to use the SEO Audit Tool

  1. Enter the URL. Provide the page you want audited.
  2. Run the audit. The page is fetched and analysed across all three areas.
  3. Work down the findings. Start at the top — findings are ordered by likely impact.
  4. Re-run after deploying. Confirm the fix landed rather than assuming it did.

SEO Audit Tool features

  • Indexability, canonical and status code checks
  • Structured data validation
  • Title, description and heading structure analysis
  • Thin and duplicate content detection
  • Performance and Core Web Vitals assessment
  • Findings ranked by likely impact

Frequently asked questions

What does the audit actually check?

Technical indexability, canonicals, status codes and structured data; content titles, descriptions and headings; and page performance.

Why no single overall score?

A score encourages optimising the number rather than the site. Findings are ranked by likely impact instead.

Which findings should I fix first?

Whatever is at the top. An accidental noindex or a wrong canonical outweighs any amount of keyword work.

Does it check Core Web Vitals?

Yes. Loading performance is assessed, since Core Web Vitals are a confirmed ranking input.

Should I re-run it after fixing something?

Yes. Re-running confirms the change actually deployed rather than assuming it did.