Run a comprehensive website audit to uncover technical, on-page, performance, content, international SEO, and security issues — then turn those findings into actionable tasks.
Six categories of checks running on a single crawl. No second tool needed for performance. No third for content. Everything is one click and one source of truth.
Connect, crawl, prioritize, ship. Average teams move from first audit to first fix in under 18 minutes.
Add a URL or verify via DNS / Google Search Console. Multi-domain projects supported from the free plan.
Run 200+ SEO checks across every crawled URL. Scheduled re-crawls on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence.
Issues ranked by impact × effort. Critical SEO blockers float to the top, low-priority notices stay collapsed.
One click turns any issue into a task with assignee and deadline. Status syncs back into the audit view.
Before pushing a redesign, a migration, or a new domain live, run a full crawl to catch broken links, missing redirects, and indexability issues that would tank launch-day traffic.
Schedule recurring audits to detect regressions automatically. Compare month-over-month health scores, spot the day a deploy broke something, and resolve before rankings move.
Generate branded PDF audit reports for client reviews. Show concrete before-and-after metrics that demonstrate the measurable value of your SEO work each quarter.
Audit any competitor's domain to identify the technical advantages they hold. Use insights to close gaps and outperform them on the SERP — same toolset, just pointed elsewhere.
The vocabulary the audit uses, plain-English. Hand it to a stakeholder, send it to a developer, drop it into a PR description.
Google's set of three performance metrics — LCP (loading), INP (responsiveness), and CLS (layout stability) — used as a direct ranking input on mobile and desktop.
An HTML hint telling Google which URL is the master version of similar pages. Wrong canonicals are the #1 silent traffic killer in our audits.
How long the biggest visible element takes to paint. Under 2.5s is "good," over 4s fails the CWV check. Usually fixed by image optimization or hero-asset preload.
Replaces FID as of March 2024. Measures how long the page takes to respond after a click or tap. Heavy JavaScript main-threads are the usual culprit.
Tells Google the language and region a page targets. Missing return-tags and invalid locale codes are the most common international-SEO mistakes we surface.
Machine-readable markup that powers rich results — star ratings, FAQs, product cards. Manager.Social validates schema on every URL during the crawl.
Manager.Social checks 200+ technical, on-page, performance, content, international SEO, and security signals across your website. It identifies issues such as broken links, missing metadata, indexing problems, Core Web Vitals issues, duplicate content, hreflang errors, and more.
After connecting your website, the crawl typically takes around 2–8 minutes, depending on the size of the site. The platform then prioritizes the issues automatically based on their impact and effort.
Yes. You can schedule re-crawls on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis to monitor your website and identify SEO regressions over time.
Yes. Any identified issue can be turned into a task with an assignee and deadline, allowing your team to track the issue from discovery through resolution.
Yes. Agencies can generate branded PDF audit reports with health scores, issue breakdowns, page-level details, and historical comparisons for client reviews.
Yes. Manager.Social supports competitor benchmarking, allowing you to audit competitor domains and identify technical gaps and opportunities that can inform your SEO strategy.
500 free credits. Roughly 500 pages to crawl. Enough to find every critical issue on most sites — and you'll see them prioritized in real time.