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Find every SEO problem on your site
Crawls a whole website like Google does and lists duplicate titles, broken links, missing canonicals, orphan pages, redirect chains, sitemap errors and 70+ other problems – with how to fix each one.
Follows every internal link and reads your sitemaps – finds orphan pages, duplicates and site-wide problems.
What the crawler checks
Duplicate titles & descriptions
Finds pages that share the same title, meta description or H1 – and exact or near-duplicate content.
Broken internal links
Every 404 and server error, with the exact pages and anchor texts that link to it.
Canonical problems
Missing, multiple, relative or conflicting canonicals, and canonicals that point to redirects, errors or noindex pages.
Orphan pages
Pages in your sitemap that no other page links to – Google treats them as unimportant.
Redirect chains & loops
Every hop from the first URL to the final one, temporary redirects, meta refresh and links that go through redirects.
Sitemap inconsistencies
Sitemap URLs that are broken, redirected, noindex, blocked or canonicalised – and indexable pages missing from the sitemap.
robots.txt & indexing
Reads robots.txt as Googlebot, and flags blocked pages, noindex, nofollow and server errors.
HTTPS, hreflang & more
HTTP/HTTPS and www duplicates, mixed content, hreflang return links, alt text, slow pages and URL hygiene.
Questions and answers
How does the SEO Problem Finder work?
It starts at the address you enter, reads robots.txt and your sitemaps, then follows every internal link – just like Googlebot. Each page is checked for 70+ technical SEO problems, and the report shows exactly which URLs are affected and how to fix them.
Is it free?
Yes. You can crawl up to 1,000 pages per run without signing up. Nothing is stored on our server – the report lives in your browser.
What is an orphan page?
A page that no other page on your site links to. The checker finds them by comparing the pages in your sitemap with the pages it can reach by following links.
What is a redirect chain?
When URL A redirects to B, which redirects to C (and so on). Each hop slows the page down and loses a little value. A should redirect straight to the final URL.
Why are duplicate titles a problem?
The title is your headline in Google. When several pages share one, Google can’t tell them apart, may show the wrong page, and the pages compete against each other.
Does it check my site like Google does?
It follows the same links and robots.txt rules as Googlebot and reads the HTML your server sends. It does not run JavaScript, so content that only appears after scripts run is flagged separately.
Will crawling slow my site down?
The crawler uses only a few requests at a time, so normal sites won’t notice. You can lower the number of parallel requests under “More options”.