yourwebsite.comcrawled today at 09:41 UTC
SEO sits at 94, and 12 dead links are most of the gap.
Google can reach 241 of your 248 pages and every one of them has a title. What is missing is upkeep: links that were fine when they were written and point nowhere now.
What Google can see
Last crawl
248
Pages crawled
last crawl, 09:41 UTC
244
Indexable
4 excluded by noindex
241
In the index
3 crawled, not yet indexed
Open issues
SEO
12 links point to pages that no longer exist
Nine of them sit in blog posts published this year, three in the main navigation footer.
Next step
Redirect the nine blog URLs to their new locations and remove the three dead footer links.
Evidence
/blog/scaling-checkout → 404 · /blog/2025-review → 404 · /pricing-old → 404 · 9 more
/blog12 linksfirst seen 11 days ago
23 pages have no meta description
Search results fall back to whatever text is nearest the top of the page, which is the cookie notice on eleven of them.
Next step
Write one sentence per page describing what it is for. Start with the eleven showing the cookie notice.
Evidence
meta[name='description'] missing on 23 of 87 indexed pages
/blog23 linksfirst seen 21 days ago
Seven pages share the same title
All seven are paginated blog listings titled "Blog", so search engines treat them as near-duplicates.
Next step
Add the page number to the title, for example "Blog — page 2".
Evidence
<title>Blog</title> on /blog, /blog/page/2 … /blog/page/7
/blog7 linksfirst seen 21 days ago
No critical SEO issues.
Nothing is keeping your site out of the index: robots.txt allows the crawler and no page carries an accidental noindex.
Links that go nowhere
12 destinations
- /pricing-oldremoved on 2 August404
- /blog/scaling-checkoutno redirect in place404
- /blog/2025-reviewno redirect in place404
- 9 more destinations return 404
Where they sit
- Blog posts published this year
- 9
- The footer navigation
- 3
Three of the twelve appeared today: two posts published yesterday link to /pricing-old, which was removed on 2 August.
Meta tag coverage
Across 248 pages
- Title248 / 248Complete
- Every page has one, and none is duplicated.
- Meta description229 / 24819 missing
- The 19 without one are all blog posts, where Google writes its own snippet from the body instead.
- Canonical244 / 2484 missing
- The 4 missing are the paginated /blog pages, which is where duplicate content usually starts.
- Open Graph image187 / 248Optional
- Affects how a link looks when someone shares it, not how it ranks.
- Structured data96 / 248Optional
- Only the product pages carry it. Optional, but it is what rich results are built from.