What is an SEO audit?

An SEO audit is a systematic review of the factors that determine how well your site can rank in search engines: crawlability, indexation, on-page content signals, structured data, and link health. Igris Radar automates 25+ of these checks and returns a scored, prioritized report in minutes.

How is this different from a site crawler like Screaming Frog?

Desktop crawlers give you raw data and leave interpretation to you. Igris Radar scores every finding, explains why it matters in plain language, generates a fix prompt for each issue, and tracks your score over time. Analysis is included, not just extraction.

Can I compare my site against a competitor?

Yes. Add a competitor URL to any scan and we run the identical audit on both sites, then show a side-by-side category breakdown of exactly where you lead and where you trail.

Does it check structured data?

Yes. The audit extracts and validates Schema.org JSON-LD, inventories every schema type present, and checks Open Graph and Twitter Card tags. Structured data matters double now: it powers rich results and feeds AI answer engines.

What does the AI deep analysis add?

On Pro plans, Gemini-powered deep analysis reviews your actual content and returns title suggestions, a meta description strategy, keyword analysis, a content gap summary, and an E-E-A-T score estimate.

SEO Audit Tool

Run a complete SEO audit in minutes, not billable hours

Technical SEO, on-page signals, structured data, and link health in one scan. See exactly what's holding back your search visibility, with a prioritized fix list and a competitor comparison to show where you fall behind.

Technical + on-page + schema + links Side-by-side competitor analysis Multi-page crawl mode

SEO checks across 4 categories

audit categories scored separately

point SEO score, tracked over time

What this audit actually checks

Every check below runs on every scan. No black boxes: this is the exact coverage you get.

Category	Checks
Technical SEO	8
On-page SEO	7
Structured data	4
Link health	5

Technical SEO

If crawlers can't reach, render, and index your pages, nothing else matters. This is the foundation layer of every site audit.

robots.txt configuration

Confirms search engines are told what they can and cannot crawl, and that you aren't blocking pages you need indexed.

XML sitemap presence

Verifies a sitemap lists your important pages so crawlers find and index them faster.

Canonical URLs

Checks canonical tags resolve duplicate-content issues so ranking signals consolidate on one URL.

Meta robots indexability

Catches stray noindex directives silently removing pages from search results.

Response time (TTFB)

Measures server responsiveness. Slow first bytes hurt both rankings and crawl budget.

Mobile friendliness

Validates the viewport configuration Google's mobile-first indexing depends on.

Hreflang tags

Checks language and region targeting for international sites.

URL structure

Flags unreadable URLs. Clean, semantic paths improve both relevance signals and click-through.

On-page SEO

The content-level signals search engines read first: titles, descriptions, headings, and the substance of the page itself.

Title tag optimization

Length and keyword checks on the single strongest on-page ranking factor.

Meta descriptions

Flags missing or truncated descriptions that depress your click-through rate on the results page.

H1 hierarchy

Verifies exactly one H1 exists and headings descend logically, forming the outline crawlers parse.

Title/H1 keyword alignment

Confirms your title and H1 reinforce the same core topic.

Image alt text

Finds images missing alt attributes, an accessibility failure and lost image-search traffic.

Thin content detection

Flags pages whose word count is too low to compete for meaningful terms.

Content readability

Scores how easily your content reads. Engagement metrics feed back into rankings.

Structured data

Schema markup is how you qualify for rich results, and increasingly, how AI systems parse your pages.

Schema.org JSON-LD

Detects and validates the structured data Google recommends for rich snippets.

Schema types inventory

Lists every schema type on the page so you know which rich results you're eligible for.

Open Graph tags

Verifies how your pages render when shared on LinkedIn and Facebook.

Twitter Card tags

Checks the markup that controls your appearance on X.

Link health

Internal links distribute authority through your site. Broken ones leak it.

Broken internal links

Finds dead ends that waste crawl budget and frustrate users.

Internal link count & density

Measures whether your pages are connected enough to establish topical hierarchy.

Nofollow on internal links

Catches nofollow attributes accidentally blocking PageRank flow inside your own site.

Anchor text quality

Flags "click here" anchors that waste relevance signals.

External link protocols

Identifies outbound links to insecure HTTP destinations.

The report

Everything your team needs to act

A score without a fix list is trivia. Every report pairs measurement with prioritized, copy-ready remediation, including AI-native fix prompts for your coding assistant.

Category-level scores for Technical, On-Page, Structured Data, and Link Health

SERP preview that shows your title and description as Google renders them

Competitor comparison: run the same audit on a rival URL and see the gap category by category

Optional multi-page crawl and AI deep analysis with title suggestions, keyword analysis, and an E-E-A-T estimate

From URL to fix list in three steps

Enter any URL

No installs, no code snippets, no DNS changes. Every audit starts from a single URL, yours or a competitor's.

Scanners do the work

Purpose-built engines audit security, SEO, AEO, GEO, brand visibility, and site health, with each check scored and severity-ranked.

Fix with AI-ready prompts

Every finding ships with plain-language remediation and an agent-native fix prompt you can paste straight into your AI coding assistant.