Website Analyzer

Enter any URL and get a scored, plain-language breakdown of what’s working and what isn’t—in under a minute, with a free account.

Analyze your website free

AuditLixa is the analyzer—run it directly and see your results in under a minute.

What is a website analyzer?

A website analyzer is a tool that examines a page the way a search engine or a new visitor would, then reports back on what it found: whether the page loads correctly, whether search engines can index it, whether it’s set up for mobile devices, and whether basic security and accessibility fundamentals are in place. Instead of guessing why a site “feels off,” you get a specific, scored list of what’s actually wrong.

AuditLixa is built as exactly that kind of analyzer, purpose-built for people who need a fast, honest answer rather than a wall of raw data.

How it works

Three steps to a full analysis

1. Enter a URL

Paste in any public website address—yours, a client’s, or a competitor’s. You need a free account to run an analysis.

2. We fetch it live

AuditLixa’s server requests that page in real time—the same page a visitor or search engine would land on—and reads its HTML, response headers, robots.txt, and sitemap.

3. Get a scored report

Within seconds you get an overall health score, a score for each of 7 categories, and every finding sorted into Critical Issues, Warnings, and Passed Checks—each with a plain-language fix.

Run it again anytime

Free accounts can run 2 analyses per day, and Pro/Agency plans remove that daily limit entirely. See plans and pricing.

Under the hood

21 real checks across 7 categories

Every analysis runs the same fixed set of checks against the live page: SEO fundamentals, technical SEO/indexability, performance signals, mobile usability, content depth, accessibility basics, and core security headers. Nothing is simulated or estimated from a database—each check reads the actual response your server sends back at the moment you click “Analyze.”

For the full list of exactly what’s checked in each category, see our Features page. For a walkthrough of how to read the score and what to fix first, see How to Read Your Website Audit Report.

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  • SEO: title, meta description, canonical, schema
  • Technical SEO: status code, indexability, robots.txt, sitemap
  • Performance: response time, page size
  • Mobile, content, accessibility, and security basics

Who uses a website analyzer

Site owners use it as a quick health check before or after a redesign, migration, or plugin update—the kind of change that quietly breaks a canonical tag or a robots.txt rule without anyone noticing for months.

Freelancers and agencies use it to produce a fast, evidence-based starting point for a new client instead of manually checking each item by hand. The Pro and Agency plans remove the daily audit limit, which helps when you check many client sites.

Marketers and writers use it to sanity-check a page before it ships, catching a missing title tag or a duplicate H1 while it’s still cheap to fix.

Good to know before you run one

AuditLixa analyzes the homepage of the website you enter, fetched live at the moment you run it—if you enter a longer address, only that site’s homepage is checked, and it does not crawl other pages. Other pages on your site need to be reviewed separately. And because performance is measured from server response time and page size rather than a full device-emulated speed test, pair it with a dedicated tool like Google PageSpeed Insights if you need Core Web Vitals scoring—see the note on our Features page for details.

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