See what search and AI crawlers can actually read.

Run a browser-backed audit of any public page. Compare its first HTML response with the rendered page, inspect core SEO signals, and get evidence-based fixes in one shareable report.

Report includesEvidence based

Your report brings the evidence together

Audited URL score

A transparent score for this page—not a claim about the whole site.

Raw vs rendered

Text, metadata and structure compared before and after JavaScript.

Crawler access

Robots.txt rules for major search and AI user agents.

Prioritized fixes

Specific findings with evidence and recommended next steps.

Results describe the submitted URL and separate measured evidence from anything still unverified.

What the check covers

Useful answers, with the limits made clear.

Crawler-visible content

Measure readable text in the initial response and after browser rendering.

Metadata and structure

Review title, description, canonical, headings, noindex and structured data.

Search and AI access

Interpret robots.txt rules for Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and others.

Social sharing

Check Open Graph and Twitter card fields used by link previews.

Why this matters

A useful audit should show evidence, not manufacture urgency

Many audit scores hide how they were calculated. RenderlySEO keeps the scope explicit: this is a check of one public URL. A high score means that URL passed the checks performed; it does not prove that every page is indexed, ranked or being visited by real crawlers.

The report stores both the crawler-facing response and a browser-rendered snapshot. That makes it easier to verify whether important content and metadata exist before JavaScript runs, while still showing what a modern browser eventually displays.

Questions answered

SEO & AEO Audit FAQ

Is this a full-site SEO audit?+

No. It audits the single URL you submit. The report clearly separates checked evidence from items that require site-wide crawling, Search Console or ongoing crawler logs.

Do I need an account?+

No. You can run and view the complete one-URL report without creating an account.

Does a passing report guarantee rankings?+

No. It confirms the technical signals included in this audit. Rankings also depend on relevance, authority, competition, internal linking and other signals.

Can I audit a JavaScript SPA?+

Yes, provided the page is publicly accessible. The audit compares the initial HTML with browser-rendered output to expose rendering gaps.

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