Free SEO Audit · Salterra Digital Services
See what’s working—and what to fix next.
Your page can look polished and still have search fundamentals that need attention. Find out what’s working, what needs review, and which changes deserve your attention first.
Salterra’s free On-Page Search Audit checks one public page and turns the findings into an easy-to-follow report with supporting evidence and practical next steps.
- Free to use
- No account required
- No sales call needed to see your results
Start with one important page
Check your page.
Enter your page URL, your email, and 1–3 search phrases you want the page to address.
Your homepage is a good starting point. You can also check a service page or a landing page that matters to your business.
- Choose a public page. The audit needs to access it without a login.
- Use relevant search phrases. Think about what a potential customer would search for to find the service on that page.
- Keep this tab open. Your results appear on screen with a link to your detailed report.
This is a one-page diagnostic, not a full-site crawl. Your score summarizes the page checks performed; it is not a search ranking.
Having trouble using the embedded form? Open the audit in a new tab.
What you’ll receive
More than a score. A report you can use.
A number can tell you how a page performed against a set of checks. It doesn’t explain what to do next. Your audit connects the score to the findings behind it, so you can understand the issues and decide how to address them.
Understand your page’s fundamentals
See an overall page score and category grades covering content, technical signals, structured data, trust, and other on-page checks.
See the evidence behind each finding
Review the page details that triggered a finding, such as a title, heading, link, or structured-data issue. Know what was observed—not just what a tool recommends.
Identify your next steps
Use the findings and recommended actions to decide what to review, what to change, and what to discuss with your developer, writer, or SEO team.
Turn findings into improvements
When AI-assisted analysis is available, your report also includes a plain-English summary, prioritized fixes, draft page improvements, and a suggested 30-day action plan. These recommendations are labeled separately from measured findings and should be reviewed before use.
How it works
One page. Three simple steps.
Choose one important page
Use a publicly accessible URL. Choose your homepage for a starting point, or a specific service or landing page if that’s where you want customers to take action.
Tell us what it should address
Enter up to three relevant search phrases. These give the audit context for checking how the page’s titles, headings, and content relate to your intended topic.
Review your results
Explore your findings on screen, then open the detailed report. Save the link so you can revisit it or share it with the people working on your website.
Make changes yourself, work with your existing team, or ask Salterra for help. You choose the next step.
What we review
What does the audit check?
The audit reviews the content and code available from your submitted page, including:
- Titles, descriptions, and headings How the page introduces and organizes its topic.
- Search phrase placement Where your submitted phrases appear in the page’s title, main heading, and body content.
- Technical search signals Canonical tags, declared indexing instructions, HTTPS, language settings, and related markup.
- Structured data and FAQs The presence, completeness, and consistency of supported structured information.
- Images and accessibility markup Alternative text, image attributes, form labels, and other details visible in the page code.
- Trust and contact signals Observable business information, attribution, supporting evidence, and contact paths.
- Content readiness How the page organizes explanations, questions, answers, and supporting information.
These checks describe the page information the audit could access. They do not establish your rankings, measure conversions, or prove that an AI platform has mentioned your business.
Know what to review before you make bigger changes.
Should you rewrite the page? Update its technical setup? Clarify the service? Ask your developer to investigate something specific?
Start with evidence instead of assumptions.
Your report gives you a shared reference point for those conversations. Review the findings, confirm the details, and choose changes that fit your business and the purpose of the page.
Before you get started
Frequently asked questions.
Is this SEO audit really free?
Yes. You can submit a page and review the available results without purchasing a service or scheduling a consultation.
Does it audit my whole website?
No. This audit checks the single public page you submit. It does not crawl every page or establish the overall health of your entire website.
Which page should I submit?
Choose the page you most want to understand. That might be your homepage, a core service page, or a landing page you use in your marketing. For the most useful recommendations, choose search phrases that match that specific page.
Will it tell me where I rank on Google?
No. Your page score summarizes the checks performed. It is not a Google ranking, a ranking prediction, or a measurement of traffic, leads, or revenue.
Does it show whether ChatGPT or Google’s AI answers mention my business?
No. Content-readiness checks identify signals on your page. They do not measure whether an AI platform has mentioned or cited your business.
Where will I see my results?
Your results appear on screen after the audit finishes, with a link to the detailed report. Keep the tab open and save that link; don’t rely on email delivery to access your results.
Can I make the recommended changes myself?
Yes. The report is intended to help you take action with your own team or support provider. Review suggested wording for accuracy, confirm business facts, and test changes before publishing.
What if the audit cannot access my page?
The page must be publicly accessible. A login requirement, security restriction, or temporary website issue may prevent the audit from completing. Check the URL and try again.
Want help putting your findings to work?
You don’t have to turn a report into an implementation plan on your own. If you’d like support, schedule a conversation with Salterra to discuss your findings, ask questions, and explore which changes make sense for your website.
Prefer to handle it internally? Save your report and share it with your team.
