Free Local SEO Audit

Enter your website and get an instant on-page SEO scorecard — HTTPS, titles, mobile, LocalBusiness schema and more, each with a clear fix. Free, no signup.

What this audit covers

Local SEO has three pillars: your website, your Google Business Profile, and your reviews. This tool tackles the first — the on-page fundamentals that tell search engines what you do and where. These are the issues that quietly hold sites back: missing HTTPS, a vague or missing title, no structured data, a homepage that isn’t mobile-friendly. They’re also the easiest to fix once you can see them.

Why structured data matters for local

LocalBusiness structured data spells out your name, address, phone, hours and rating in a format search engines and AI assistants read directly. It’s one of the clearest signals you can send about who you are and where you operate — and it’s frequently missing. If the audit flags it, our review schema generator builds valid markup you can paste straight in.

Website is one pillar — reviews are another

Fixing your on-page SEO gets the technical foundation right, but Google weighs your reviews heavily in the local map results. Tailwind automates the review ask so you grow your rating and review count. Also check how AI assistants rate you with the AI visibility checker.

Frequently asked questions

What does the local SEO audit check?
It fetches your homepage and checks on-page fundamentals that affect local rankings: HTTPS, title tag, meta description, mobile viewport, LocalBusiness structured data, an H1 heading, your business name and phone on the page, and social preview tags. Each result comes with a plain-English fix.
Does it check my Google Business Profile?
Not yet. This v1 audits your website’s on-page SEO. Your Google Business Profile and reviews are just as important for local rankings — check how AI assistants see you with our AI Visibility Checker, and keep your reviews growing with Tailwind.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free and no signup. Just enter your homepage URL and run the audit.
Why did a check show a warning instead of pass?
A warning means the element exists but isn’t optimal — for example, a title that’s present but too long or short. Follow the suggested fix to turn warnings into passes.