SEO Audit My Website is in private beta. Access is limited while the crawl flow, measurements, and report language are tested. Requesting access does not start a paid subscription and does not create an automatic charge.
If access is offered, use only public URLs that you own, control, or are authorized to test. Do not submit passwords, private network addresses, confidential staging pages, access tokens, or private documents.
Features and limits may change during the beta. Future commercial access will require separately published pricing and terms before a payment can be authorized.
Running an Available Check
Type the website you want to check, like example.com. Only check sites you own or have permission to review. We look at the page you enter, plus a few files every website keeps for search engines. We do not yet check every page on your site.
When the check finishes, you see your score and the fixes worth doing first. Every finding explains what it means in plain English. To learn how the number is worked out, read How your score works below.
Treat each finding as a starting point. Look at the page yourself, or ask your web person, before you change your live site.
We load your page the same way a search engine first sees it. We read your words, titles, pictures, and links. We also read the hidden labels that tell Google what your page is about.
We look at six areas: Finding Your Site, Labels & Titles, Special Labels, Your Writing, Your Pictures, and Page Speed. Each area gets its own score out of 100.
Your overall score blends those six areas. Finding Your Site and Your Writing count the most. Page Speed and Your Pictures count the least.
This is our score, not Google's. It shows what to fix. It cannot predict where you will rank in Google or how many visitors you will get.
Sometimes we cannot measure an area. For example, a site can block a test, or a test can run out of time. When that happens, we leave that area out instead of guessing. Your score then comes from the areas we did measure.
The speed test runs on Google's computers and takes one to two minutes. Your results appear first. When the speed test finishes, your Page Speed results and your overall score update on their own.
Google also shares speed data from real visitors, but only for sites with lots of Chrome visitors. Many smaller sites do not have it yet. That is normal, and it never lowers your score.
Your score falls into one of four bands. 80 to 100 is Healthy. 60 to 79 is Doing okay. 40 to 59 is Needs attention. 0 to 39 is Needs help now.
To raise your score, start with the fixes at the top of your results. Each one tells you what to change. Then check your site again to see your new score.
Understanding Beta Results
Beta results may be incomplete, unavailable, delayed, or incorrect. A finding or score does not guarantee rankings, traffic, indexing, accessibility, security, legal compliance, conversion results, or inclusion in an AI-generated answer.
A higher measured score means fewer weighted issues were found in the measurements that completed. It does not mean that the website is fully optimized or that every relevant factor was checked.
If a finding appears incorrect, send the affected public URL, finding name, and enough non-sensitive detail to reproduce it through the published support channel.
