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Is your page easy for search engines and AI to understand?
Enter a page URL and we check the on-page basics that search engines and AI assistants rely on: title, meta description, canonical, language, headings, indexing directives, Open Graph, JSON-LD structured data, image alt text and content length. You get a ranked fix list first.
Last reviewed September 17, 2026
AI-ready page audit
3 free checks a day for everyone, with no account and no card. Checks without an account are counted per internet connection, so people sharing one share them; a free account gets its own 50 checks a day and saves every result.
How it works
We fetch the page once (following up to five redirects) and read its HTML as plain data; no scripts are run.
We check head tags, headings, robots directives, JSON-LD blocks (validating the JSON and listing schema types), images and visible word count.
Each issue becomes a to-do with a priority and a time estimate, so you know what to fix first.
Frequently asked questions
What does this page audit check?
HTTP status, noindex in meta robots or the X-Robots-Tag header, title and meta description length, canonical link, html lang, H1 count, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD validity and types, image alt attributes, and word count.
Why does structured data matter for AI search?
JSON-LD describes what a page is about in a machine-readable way (for example an Organization, Product or FAQPage), which makes the content easier to interpret consistently.
Does it render JavaScript?
No. It reads the HTML your server returns, which is what many crawlers see first. If important content only appears after JavaScript runs, consider server-side rendering.
Do you store my page?
No. We fetch the page to analyse it and return the results; the page content isn't stored.
Is the Citevana page audit free?
Yes, with a small daily limit that is counted per internet connection, so a shared connection shares it. A free account gets its own allowance, and full-site audits are part of the free Citevana plan.