Full SEO audit of your site,
content and keywords with AI

The DeepFA crawler starts from the home page and the sitemap and follows internal links the way a search engine does. It finds 4xx and 5xx errors, redirect chains and loops, noindex pages and pages blocked by robots.txt, wrong canonicals, orphan and deeply buried pages, duplicate, long or missing titles and meta descriptions, missing H1s, thin or duplicate content, images without alt text, broken internal links, slow server responses, mixed content, missing mobile viewports, address problems and a missing sitemap or robots.txt — and explains why each matters and how to fix it.

AI is used where reading, writing and planning are needed. After every audit it reads the findings and writes an ordered action plan: what to do first, why, at what effort and impact, and the steps to take. For any one finding it reads the pages of that site which actually have it and says what to change on each. It reads the Search Console figures too, and says which queries are one step from page one, where clicks are being lost and what to write next. It reads Google Analytics beside Search Console and says which pages lose visitors quickly, which bring sign-ups and sales, and where a page ranks well but does not answer the searcher; and for any page it writes new titles and meta descriptions from the queries the page is really seen for in Google. In the content optimiser it writes three SEO titles, meta descriptions, an H1, a complete article outline, missing subtopics, FAQs, related terms, internal links chosen from your own site's real pages and ready-to-use schema code; in keyword ideas it groups keywords by topic, search intent and priority and proposes a cornerstone page. Technical checks, scores and data are computed from exact rules and real data, not guessed by a model.

Costs come out of your account credit and are shown before each job starts: an audit per page it actually reads, a speed test and a content check a fixed amount, and AI suggestions and keyword ideas by the tokens of the model you choose. Nothing is charged for work that fails, and Search Console and Google Analytics data and the small tools cost nothing.

No. You only enter the address of the site and the crawler reads its public pages like a search engine. To see real clicks, positions and visitor behaviour you can connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics, each from its own tab, with read-only access.

With the same read-only Google connection you choose the site's Google Analytics 4 property and see users, sessions, engagement rate, average engagement time and key events for the last 7, 28 or 90 days against the period before; with a daily chart, the share of each channel and device, and the pages searchers land on with the engagement and bounce rate of each. AI reads these figures beside the Search Console data and writes the next steps in order of importance.

Yes. You can schedule a weekly or monthly audit for each website. You are notified when each one finishes, the health score and error count are charted over time, and the report can be printed as PDF or the issues and pages exported as CSV.

No, and deliberately so. A number that has not been measured is misleading, so ideas come with search intent, keyword type, the page that should target them and a priority — and if Search Console is connected, your site's real impressions and positions for the same queries are shown beside them.