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Scan launch blockers, important problems, and review items in priority order.
Upload crawl exports from the old and new websites, plus an optional redirect map. Receive a prioritized, source-linked report of problems visible in those files—without granting website credentials.
The most serious findings appear first. Every finding carries the affected URL, the rule that fired, why it matters, and the next action. Exact input coverage and a not-checked ledger keep the report honest.
Scan launch blockers, important problems, and review items in priority order.
Download the complete Markdown report for a launch decision or client handoff.
Filter the machine-readable exceptions or download both deliverables together.
The auditor is intentionally narrow. It can reproduce findings from the rows you supply; it does not turn a file comparison into a promise about search-engine outcomes.
Short-lived by design. Uploaded files are processed in a temporary workspace and removed before the private result link is created. Derived results are held only in process memory and become unavailable 15 minutes after creation. See the Privacy Policy for the precise boundary.
The first version accepts Screaming Frog-style CSV exports. Required crawl headings are address, status, indexable, and main_address. The optional redirect file uses old_address and new_address. Each file is limited to 10 MB.
The source URL inventory used as the comparison baseline.
The candidate destination inventory represented in the supplied export.
The proposed old-to-new URL rules, if you have them.
One supported audit. One payment. No subscription, sales call, or managed SEO service.