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What is Website Audit

A website audit is like a comprehensive health check-up for your website. It's a thorough examination of various aspects that influence your website's performance, user experience, and search engine visibility. The goal is to uncover strengths, weaknesses, and potential issues that might be hindering the site from achieving its goals.

Features that transform the way to audit

All major metrics in one simple dashboard

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115+ metrics for in-depth analysis

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Track Improvements Over Time

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Showcase glowing reviews from Setmore or Google and give a clear snapshot of what your brand is all about.

Get an SEO audit of every single page, image, or resource

Display your services and let customers choose a time and team member that suits them. Once booked, they receive a confirmation—with a link for virtual appointments.

It's your page, you make the rules. Tailor every aspect of your offering — and most importantly, keep all the profit.

Steps for Website Auditing

1
Enter your website URL

Simply enter your website’s URL in the field above and click “Test Now.”

2
Set up your project

Configure your audit by defining a crawl scope, page limit, crawl source, and project name.

3
Scan your website

Site Audit tool will automatically scan your site, checking for more than 140 on-page and technical SEO factors.

Website teams rely on Website Tracker

Stop juggling spreadsheets. Website Tracker puts every page’s key metrics in one live table. Scan sections, spot patterns, drill into reports, and keep results fresh—so your team prioritizes fixes faster.

One live table for every URL and metric

See results from 38 tests across all your URLs in one place. Pages are grouped by directory, so template and section health is instantly clear. Replace scattered sheets with a single view that scales and stays current as your site evolves.

Customizable views that match your workflow

Hide columns or entire tests, and reorder columns like a spreadsheet.Create stakeholder-specific views for SEO, content, or engineering so each team focuses on what they own. Review faster without maintaining separate files.

Fresh, trustworthy data with one-click re-checks

Re-check the entire project or only selected URLs to verify changes after releases. Each row shows the last-checked date, so you know what’s up to date before acting. Prioritize confidently and confirm fixes immediately.

Clear priorities and easy hand-offs

Pass/fail colors highlight what needs attention now, and links take you straight to detailed reports.Export the tracker to CSV/XLSX for wider sharing or deeper analysis, turning review meetings into action lists

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Webpage Audit feature?

The Webpage Audit feature of WebQA is a comprehensive check-up of your website pages. It runs technical, performance, SEO, mobile-responsiveness and best-practice audits — then delivers a clear report showing issues (e.g., broken links, slow loading, meta tag problems, security headers missing) along with actionable insights.

Why should I use WebQA’s Webpage Audit over other website auditing tools?

While many SEO tools focus mainly on keywords and meta tags, WebQA’s audit covers multiple dimensions: technical website issues (headers, HTTP status codes), performance (loading speed, mobile responsiveness), security headers (CSP, HSTS) and best-practice checks. These broader tests help uncover issues that can hurt user experience, ranking and site trust.

How often should I run the Webpage Audit?

It’s best practice to run the audit:

  • Before launching a new page or site version, to catch issues early.
  • After major updates (content, design, functionality) to validate nothing broke.
  • Regularly (monthly/quarterly) for ongoing monitoring, since performance/security issues can emerge over time.
What types of problems will the audit identify?

Typical problems WebQA will flag include:

  • HTTP errors (4xx/5xx) or redirect loops.
  • Missing or mis-used HTTP security headers (e.g., CSP, X-Frame-Options, HSTS) enabling vulnerabilities.
  • Slow page loads or mobile-responsiveness issues.
  • SEO problems: missing/meta tag issues, broken links, thin content, etc.
  • HTML/code best-practice issues: invalid markup, missing alt attributes, etc..
Can I customise the audit rules to suit my website or business?

Yes — WebQA supports customisable audits, letting you define your own rules and benchmarks so you focus on what matters most for your website. This ensures the audit remains relevant and aligned with your quality objectives.

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