Run a full SEO audit without leaving the page
A full check runs every area at once and tells you what to fix first. Bulk audit does it for up to 100 pages. Both run from the same extension, free.
One page: the full check
Click Full Check and Indexwise runs every area — page audit, AI search readiness, structured data, images and readability — and gives one score with a summary and a what-to-do line for each. It's the same checks as the individual tabs, just run together so nothing gets missed on a quick pass.
A whole site: bulk audit
Point bulk audit at a sitemap or a list of URLs and it checks up to 100 pages in one run. It's built to surface the problems that only show up across a site, not on a single page:
- Duplicate titles and descriptions between pages
- Orphan pages with no internal links in
- A sitemap grouped by section, so you can add just one part of a site to the audit list
Results export as a CSV, so an agency can hand a client a spreadsheet, or a site owner can track a fix list in whatever tool they already use.
Keep watching after the audit
Add up to 3 pages to the watch list and Indexwise re-checks them roughly every 6 hours, alerting you if the title, canonical, robots rule, status code or indexability changes. If Search Console is connected, the alert also includes the page's recent clicks and position, so you can see whether a change actually moved anything.
Share the result
Download a branded client report (your name, color and logo) from a single audit, or copy the whole result as a prompt formatted for an AI assistant to work from.
For what each individual check in the audit actually looks at, see the on-page SEO checker guide. For why this runs as a browser extension instead of a hosted crawler, see the chrome extension guide.
Questions
What is an SEO audit extension?
A browser extension that checks a page's SEO in place, instead of a hosted dashboard that crawls your site from the outside. Indexwise runs the audit inside Chrome and shows the results in a side panel.
Can I audit a site I don't own?
Yes. The on-page audit works on any page you can open, which is why it's useful for freelancers and agencies auditing client sites. Search Console data only appears for properties you personally have access to.
Does the audit check images and structured data too, or just text?
Both. A full check covers the page audit, structured data, images and alt text, readability, Core Web Vitals, and whether AI crawlers and search bots can read the page, all in one run.