SEO audits and white label

Read your audit score and report

What the 0 to 100 audit score means, the Good, Needs work and Poor bands, and how to use the issues list.

Updated Oct 24, 2026

Every audit report starts with a score from 0 to 100 and a short verdict.

Score bands

ScoreVerdictColour
75 or higherGoodGreen
55 to 74Needs workAmber
Under 55PoorRed

What is in the report

  1. Summary tiles: the number of good signals, items that need improvement, and issues. Click a tile to jump to that part.
  2. Overview: Score by category (one bar per section), Top priorities and Page facts.
  3. Issues to fix: each issue is marked Critical or Warning, with Why it matters and How to fix. Use the chips to show all issues, only critical ones or only warnings.
  4. Sections: On-page, Content, Links, Images, Load speed, Mobile & usability, Technical & security and Screenshot. Each section shows “N to fix” or “All checks passed”.
  5. Google Lighthouse (Keyword Score + and Web Page Audit + only): Performance, Accessibility, Best practices and SEO scores, with a Mobile and Desktop switch.

GEO and Local SEO audits have their own sections, such as structured data and AI crawlers (GEO) or name, address and phone and location pages (Local).

Fix guides for each section

Each issue in Issues to fix has a short How to fix. For the full steps, menu paths for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Wix, and copy-paste code, open the guide for its section:

Report section or checkFix guide
On-page: Title length, Keyword in title, Meta description length, Keyword in meta descriptionFix: title tags and meta descriptions
On-page: One H1 heading, Keyword in H1, heading linesFix: H1 and heading issues
On-page: URL lines (length, underscores, uppercase)Fix: URLs with parameters and URL structure
Content: Word count, Keyword density, ReadabilityFix: content, word count and keyword placement
Links: Broken links and resourcesFix: Broken internal links and broken resources
Links: Internal links, nofollow, link textFix: orphan pages and internal links
Images: Image alt text, Image file size, image namesFix: images
Load speed: Time to First Byte (TTFB), Server Response Time, Fully Loaded Time, Page Size, HTTP Requests, Text compressionFix: page speed
Load speed and Google Lighthouse: Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Total Blocking Time, First Contentful Paint, Speed IndexFix: Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP and CLS)
Mobile & usability: Viewport tag, Tap targets, Legible font sizeFix: mobile
Technical & security: Indexable, Canonical tag, robots.txtFix: indexing
Technical & security: Favicon, Deprecated HTML, Inline styles, Meta refreshFix: technical checks
HTTPS, redirects, mixed contentFix: HTTPS, SSL and redirects
GEO: structured data, answers, trust, AI crawlersFix: structured data and Fix: GEO audit checks
Local SEO: name, address and phone, location pages, mapFix: Local SEO audit checks

If the audit did not finish at all, see An audit failed or did not finish. After fixing, open the audit in Audits and click Run again to check the result. To send the report to a client, see Download, share or email an audit.

Find and filter your audits

Open Audits in the sidebar. You can search by URL, keyword or client, filter by client, by score (Good · 75+, Needs work · 55–74, Poor · under 55) and by audit type, and export the list with Export CSV.

Deleted audits stay in Trash for 30 days, where you can Restore them.

Common questions

What is a good audit score?

75 or higher is Good. 55 to 74 is Needs work. Under 55 is Poor.

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