Requires a Startup or Agentic Scale plan and an SEO project. Site audits cost 0 credits. In the dashboard: SEO for Apps → Site audit.
How it works
- Crawl. Appeeky starts at your project’s website, or a URL you give, and follows links on that site. URLs listed in your sitemap are included. Links to other sites are not followed.
- Check. Each HTML page is checked against the rules below. Your
robots.txtand sitemap are checked once for the whole site. - Score. The health score is 0–100: the share of pages without issues. A page with an error counts fully against the score; a page with only warnings counts half. Notices don’t lower it.
Issues
Pages marked
noindex skip the title, description, heading, canonical and word-count checks, since they aren’t competing in search.
API
Start an audit
Response (
201):
Read the results
PollGET /v1/seo/audits/:id until status is done or failed. pagesCrawled updates while it runs. When it is done you get:
healthScoreandissueCountsby severitysummary: each issue type with the number of pages it affects, errors firstissues: every issue with itsurland a shortdetail, like the broken link target or the measured title lengthpages: every crawled page with status, response time, size, title, meta description, H1, word count, canonical and issue count
failed. Start it again.
Errors
MCP
Example prompt: “Audit focustimer.app and list the errors I should fix first, grouped by page.”
Tips
- Fix errors first. Broken pages and links waste the visits search engines make to your site.
- Run an audit after a redesign or a migration to catch new redirects and lost titles.
- Write the pages you’re missing with page briefs in the playbook.

