Technical SEO Audit Tools
Maintain a healthy, crawlable website with professional utilities to identify and fix technical bottlenecks that hinder search performance.
Crawlability & Health Optimization
Technical SEO is the foundation of search success. If search engines can't crawl or index your pages correctly due to broken links or messy redirects, your content won't rank no matter how good it is. Our tools help you find and fix these critical issues instantly.
From identifying 404 errors to mapping out complex redirect paths, this suite provides the essential technical checks needed to keep your site in top search health.
Solving Technical SEO Challenges
Eliminating technical barriers to search success
Find and fix broken links (404s) that frustrate users and crawlers
Identify redirect chains and loops that slow down your site
Verify that URLs are redirecting to the correct destinations with the right status codes
Ensure search engines can follow your site structure without hitting dead ends
Audit the technical health of individual pages without running a full site crawl
Maintain a clean, efficient crawling budget for your website
A Technical SEO Workflow
Start with a clean slate. Use the Broken Link Checker to ensure all internal and external links are working, then use the Redirect Checker to verify that your migrations or URL updates are behaving as expected.
Access individual tools for immediate troubleshooting or combine them for a more thorough technical audit.
When to Use This Category
Perform technical checks at critical stages of your site's lifecycle:
Professional Standards
Our tools provide real-time status code analysis (200, 301, 302, 404, etc.) based on standard server response behavior.
Results reflect the technical state of the URL at the time of the check; temporary server issues may affect results.
These tools audit individual URLs and paths; for a full-site crawl or deep log file analysis, additional platforms may be required.
Technical SEO Frequently Asked Questions
What is a broken link?
A broken link (or 404 error) is a link that leads to a page that no longer exists. They hurt user experience and waste your search engine crawl budget.
Why do redirects matter for SEO?
Redirects (like 301s) ensure that users and search engines are sent to the correct page when a URL has changed, preserving ranking power (link equity).
What is a redirect chain?
A redirect chain occurs when there are multiple redirects between the initial URL and the final destination. They slow down the site and can confuse crawlers.
Does technical SEO affect rankings?
Yes. While it's not a direct ranking factor in the same way content is, a site that is technically broken or slow will struggle to rank as high as it should.
Related SEO Categories
Technical health is the first step. Build on it with our other specialized SEO toolsets:
A complete SEO strategy balances technical health with on-page structure and high-quality metadata.