Site Audit

SEO audit tool for finding technical issues fast

Crawl a site, collect page-level technical signals, and optionally run Lighthouse checks for performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice issues.

Grawl site audit report
Site Audit in Grawl.

What you can do

  1. 01

    Run a site crawl

    Inspect pages for status codes, titles, meta descriptions, headings, indexability signals, image alt coverage, links, response time, and optional Lighthouse findings.

  2. 02

    Prioritize issues

    Review crawled pages and optional Lighthouse results so the team can focus on visible page and performance problems.

  3. 03

    Drill into affected URLs

    Move into URLs with missing titles, metadata, heading and image-alt signals, status-code issues, response-time data, or optional Lighthouse findings.

Data you can act on

Crawled URLs
Coverage
Page fields
Checks
Affected pages
Scope
Audit history
Progress

Use cases

  • Audit a new site before publishing SEO work.
  • Find technical issues after a migration or redesign.
  • Export crawled page data and Lighthouse findings for developers and content teams.

Why Grawl

  • A practical crawler built into the same workspace as keyword and domain research.
  • Open-source implementation for teams that want to inspect or extend the audit flow.
  • Simple reports that expose page-level signals and optional Lighthouse findings instead of relying only on a generic score.

The Site Audit Strategy Library

Practitioner strategies for turning a crawl into scheduled work. Each guide includes a full walkthrough and a copy-paste MCP prompt.

Related features

FAQ

What does the Grawl site audit tool check?

Status codes, titles, meta descriptions, headings, indexability signals, image alt coverage, links, and response time for every crawled page. Enable Lighthouse and each page also gets performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice issues.

Is Grawl a free SEO audit tool?

Every plan crawls up to 10,000 pages per audit; the 7-day trial includes $10 of usage, enough to audit a mid-sized site end to end.

Who should use Grawl Site Audit?

It is useful for founders, marketers, agencies, and developers who need a shared crawl report and optional Lighthouse issue export.

Try Grawl

The open source alternative to bloated, expensive, legacy SEO tools.

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Product updates, new features, and the occasional behind-the-scenes.