SeoSpidie
See your site the way search engines do
Paste up to 100 URLs — or load them from your sitemap — and audit every page at once: status codes, redirects, titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonicals, indexability, speed, images, links and structured data. Download the full report as an Excel workbook or CSV.
Free, no sign-up. Up to 100 URLs per audit. We respect each site's robots.txt and don't store your URLs or reports.
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Check the title, meta description, headings, links and images of any page you visit, in one click. Free, no sign-up.
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An SEO audit checks a web page for the technical and on-page issues that stop it from ranking or getting clicks: errors, redirects, missing titles and descriptions, weak headings, indexing blocks, slow responses and missing structured data. A bulk audit runs the same checks on many pages at once and puts the results side by side.
Looking at pages together reveals problems you never see one page at a time. Duplicate titles and meta descriptions only appear when several pages are compared. A noindex tag left on one product among a hundred is easy to miss when checking manually, but obvious in a filtered list. Patterns — every blog post missing an Open Graph image, every category page with two H1 headings — point to template problems you can fix once for the whole site.
A bulk audit is also the easiest way to report on a site. A spreadsheet with one row per page and one column per check can be filtered, sorted and shared with a developer, a client or a team.
Checking pages one at a time is slow, and problems hide in the pages nobody looks at: an old post that now returns 404, a product with a noindex tag, fifty pages sharing one title. Auditing a whole list at once shows every problem side by side, sorted by how much it matters, in a report you can share with your team or client.
Start with pages scoring below 50 and with critical issues: errors, noindex tags, robots.txt blocks and missing titles stop pages from ranking at all. Then work through warnings such as missing descriptions, thin content and slow responses, and finally the minor issues.
In the Excel report, the Summary sheet lists the most common issues across all pages — usually the best place to find a template fix that solves many rows at once. Re-run the audit after fixing things and compare the average score.
A personal finance blog in Singapore had 90 posts written over five years and wanted to know where to start improving them.
The owner loaded the URLs from the sitemap and ran the Bulk SEO Audit. The Summary sheet showed the biggest patterns: 31 posts shared a generic meta description from the theme, 12 posts had two H1 headings, and seven older posts returned 404 because they had been deleted without redirects. The owner fixed the theme so each post used its own excerpt as the description, corrected the heading template, and redirected the deleted posts to the closest current guides. A second audit two weeks later raised the average score from 61 to 84.
Up to 100 URLs per audit, free and without sign-up. You can run another audit for the next 100 after a few minutes.
Three sheets: a Summary with the overall score and the most common issues, a Pages sheet with about 40 columns per URL (status, redirects, title, description, headings, canonical, indexability, speed, links, images, schema and more), and an Issues sheet listing every issue with a link to the SeoSpidie tool that fixes it.
Some sites block automated tools with bot protection, and some URLs are blocked by the site's own robots.txt, which we respect. For pages behind bot protection, use the free SeoSpidie Chrome extension, which audits the page inside your own browser.
Each page starts at 100. Critical issues (such as a 404 error or noindex tag) cost the most, warnings (such as a missing meta description) less, and minor issues (such as a long title) the least. Broken pages score 0.
It measures server response time and page size, which affect loading speed. Core Web Vitals need a real browser and real-user data — use PageSpeed Insights for those.
Yes. URLs that a site's robots.txt asks bots not to visit are reported as blocked and are not fetched, and crawl-delay rules are respected.
Yes. You can mix URLs from several sites, although duplicate title checks are most useful within one site.
To read other websites, SeoSpidie's server fetches the public URLs you enter and sends the result back to your browser. We don't keep your reports or require an account. Text you paste stays in your browser. Fair-use limits apply to protect the service.
Yes. The Bulk SEO Audit is free to use with no sign-up. SeoSpidie is supported by advertising.
