Free Website Audit Tool | CrawlNFix
Bring supported public-page checks into one website audit report. Review evidence, set priorities, apply a focused fix and verify the result with a rescan.
What this page checks
A website audit connects findings across several areas. An incorrect response can affect visitors and discovery; a template mistake may explain several metadata warnings at once. The complete page audit gathers the implemented checks for the submitted page so you can identify those relationships and choose a useful next action.
- Complete implemented page-check set
- Technical SEO and indexing evidence
- Security and delivery configuration
- Links, media and accessibility observations
How to use it
Save a baseline report for the exact URL. Review coverage and errors first, then prioritize confirmed issues by visitor impact, page importance and whether a shared template is involved. Apply one coherent change, deploy it, rescan and compare the original evidence. Sample related pages when the change affects more than one template.
Complete page audit and site crawl answer different questions
Complete refers to the supported page-check set, not a promise to inspect every URL on the domain. The submitted page and bounded supporting requests supply the evidence. Sitewide Crawl separately discovers public URLs and relationships within its page, response and time limits.
Use a page audit to investigate one important product, service or article. Use a site crawl to find repeated failures across reachable pages, then audit representative URLs in more depth. A successful homepage scan cannot establish that every checkout, regional page or private account works.
Example: turn several warnings into one practical priority
Suppose several articles lack descriptions and their canonical points to the same unrelated URL. Check whether a shared head template is responsible. Correcting that template may resolve several observations together. Record the affected URLs and intended canonical decisions before deploying the change.
Check the original articles again after release. Confirm the new description and canonical values, then test an article that was already correct. A higher aggregate score is useful context, while the changed evidence is what verifies this particular fix. This example is illustrative; your report may show different conditions.
Read the report before assigning work
Separate confirmed failures from warnings that need context and checks that could not run. An unavailable result is missing evidence, not a pass. A security policy, indexing restriction or empty alternative text can be intentional depending on the affected page and resource. Use the explanation and fix guide for the actual condition.
Keep a baseline file, the change made and a follow-up report together. Reports can be downloaded for review. Do not assume that a local export creates a permanent hosted share link or that the application applies changes to your website automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Does a complete audit inspect the entire website?
It runs the supported complete page-check set for the submitted URL. Use the separate bounded site crawl for multi-page discovery and review its coverage.
Can I keep or share a report?
Download the available report files and share those files. Keep your own baseline for later comparison.
Does the audit fix my website?
It provides evidence and manual guidance. Apply the reviewed change in the responsible CMS, template or server setting, then rescan to verify it.
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