Free SEO audit

A real audit of
your site. Free,
no card, no call.

It runs in about a minute and opens right on screen — seven checks, every figure with its source named, including your own posts scored by the gate we use for paying clients.

Your report opens on the next screen and fills in as we check your site (about 60–90 seconds). We email you a copy too — nothing else, no drip campaign, no daily calls.

What we check

Seven checks, explained before you hand over an email

01

Can Google actually see your site

We compare the raw HTML your server sends against what a browser renders. If your copy only appears after JavaScript runs, Google may never index it — this is the check that most often explains why a site gets no traffic at all.

02

Speed and Core Web Vitals

Google PageSpeed scores for mobile and desktop, plus the three metrics Google ranks on (loading, stability, responsiveness), each against Google's own pass thresholds. If real visitors have been measured on your site, we show that field data too — measured, not simulated.

03

The basics search engines read first

Title, meta description, headings, canonical URL, robots.txt, sitemap, structured data, and social preview tags — with a plain-English line on what each miss costs you.

04 · THE DIFFERENTIATOR

Your existing content, scored against what ranks

We take up to two of your published posts and run them through the same distinctiveness gate we use before publishing anything for a client: a score out of 100 against what currently ranks, the 60-point threshold, and the specific reasons. No free tool does this — it's our product, demonstrating itself on your content.

05 · THE DIFFERENTIATOR

Your content, fact-checked

The same posts go through our fact-check step. Any claim carrying a statistic, date, or figure with no source behind it gets listed — quoted verbatim, so you can see exactly what a reader (or a competitor) could challenge.

06

What your customers search that you have no page for

Gap keywords cross-referenced against your sitemap, grouped by theme, with search volume where we have it — and every number labelled with where it came from.

07

What we couldn't check, and why

Any check that couldn't run on your site is named in the report with its reason. We don't quietly drop what we couldn't do — an honest gap beats a guess.

What it isn't

  • Not an automated score with no explanation — every finding says why it matters to your business.
  • Not a sales call in disguise — there is no call, and the report is complete without one.
  • Not a report full of numbers we made up — every figure names its source: PageSpeed, your own HTML, Bing, or our own scoring.

What happens after

The audit is yours either way

You get the PDF and a browser link that works for 30 days. If you want us to fix what it found, the service starts at ₹4,299 a month$49 a month. If you don't — keep the audit. It's yours.

Questions

Fair questions

Is it really free? Do I need a card?

Yes, and no card. The audit costs us a few rupees of compute to run; it's how we show you the product works before you consider paying for anything.

How long does it take?

About 60–90 seconds. The audit runs two Google PageSpeed passes (mobile and desktop) plus the rendering and content checks, so it isn't instant — but it opens on the next screen and fills in live as it runs. We email you a copy (with a PDF) too, so you can come back to it anytime.

Do you need access to my site or Search Console?

No. Everything is read from the outside: your public pages, robots.txt, sitemap, and public search data. Nothing to install, no passwords, no OAuth grant.

What if my site is new and has no content?

You'll still get the rendering check, the speed scorecard, and the on-page basics — and the content-scoring sections will say honestly that there was nothing to score yet, rather than inventing something. The keyword-gap section is arguably MORE useful on an empty site: it's a starting content plan.

Will you spam me?

You get the audit email, and at most two follow-ups afterwards — one asking if it was useful, one with a concrete suggestion based on your findings. Reply 'no thanks' to either and that's the end of it. No sequence, no calls you didn't ask for.