WebFixer exists because technical SEO problems are common—and the tools to spot them are often buried in paid suites or vague reports.
No credit card or account required for basic audits and guides
We focus on what you can actually change on your website: metadata, redirects, response codes, crawlability, performance signals, and how machines (including AI crawlers) can reach your content.
The audit engine is rolling out in stages. You can already submit URLs on the SEO audit page; deeper checks and free fix-it tools (redirect checker, robots.txt tester, sitemap helpers, and more) are on the roadmap. We do not promise rankings or guaranteed Google indexing—only honest diagnostics and practical next steps.
Every site owner, developer, and marketer should be able to see whether their website is technically sound—without buying enterprise software or decoding jargon-filled PDFs. WebFixer aims to make professional-grade checks accessible, free at the core, and tied to tools that help you fix what you find.
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Ship reliable, security-conscious checks; explain results in plain language; and connect each issue to a guide or free tool when we can. We build for real sites in production—HTTPS, redirects, sitemaps, and crawl rules—not vanity scores with no path to action.
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The site goes live with WebFixer branding, a free SEO audit entry point, and guides aimed at technical SEO basics—redirects, metadata, crawlability, and site health.
The API layer adds SSRF-safe fetching so future audits can retrieve public pages responsibly—pinned connections, redirect limits, and strict validation before any scan touches the network.
Connect the audit UI to server-side checks: status codes, redirect chains, title and meta tags, link health, performance hints, and AI crawler access signals—with results you can act on from one report.
Release standalone tools—redirect checker, robots.txt tester, sitemap validator, and SEO generators—so you can verify fixes right after an audit without leaving WebFixer.
Built around the same categories you see on our homepage audit—focused on technical signals you can improve.
Titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, heading structure, and other on-page signals that help search engines understand your pages.
Broken links, redirect loops, chains that waste crawl budget, and HTTP errors that block users and bots from reaching your content.
Robots rules, sitemap hints, HTTPS configuration, speed-related issues, and whether AI crawlers can access what you intend to be public.
Read the FAQ for how WebFixer works today, what we do not claim, and how the audit engine will connect when it goes live.
Run a free SEO audit and explore tools to help fix what you find.