Find what needs fixing.
Know what to do next.
Audit your website for SEO, AEO and GEO readiness. Fridica finds what needs attention, explains why it matters, helps you plan and fix it, and shows you what changed after a re-scan.
Start with a public URL. Your website is never modified.
Scan→Understand→Plan→Fix→Verify
Three perspectives, one audit
SEO, AEO and GEO — analyzed together.
One audit reviews three readiness perspectives: technical search signals, answer-ready structure, and structured source/entity signals. Scores remain transparent readiness measures, not ranking or citation predictions.
Technical and content checks
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonical and indexability-related signals, internal links, structured-data validity, and discoverability context.
Make information easier to understand
Page topic structure, visible DOM text, heading hierarchy, question-answer structure, and useful table/header semantics where applicable.
Strengthen source and entity signals
Author and publisher attribution, sameAs references, Article identity, canonical/schema consistency, and descriptive reference links.
Single Page Audit
Check one page quickly.
Audit one public URL without a website project or a hidden full-site crawl. Useful for landing pages, articles, client checks, and quick diagnostics.
- Inspect one public page only
- Use applicable SEO, AEO and GEO rules
- Keep the result transient
Full Website Audit
See patterns across your website.
Use a bounded public-site crawl to surface recurring findings across pages, with affected-page scope, evidence, Discoverability, Technical Indexability Signals, and comparison after a re-scan.
- Find recurring page-wide patterns
- Understand affected-page ratios and evidence
- Re-scan and compare public results
Keyword & Topic Assistant
Research before you write.
See what currently ranks for a topic, explore real search signals, and let Fridica turn that evidence into content opportunities, questions, gaps, and a practical content brief.
Research → Understand → Plan Content
Explore Keyword AssistantReal search evidence first. AI helps interpret it.
Search volume, keyword difficulty and CPC are not estimated by AI.
Search evidence
Likely intent Informational / commercialWordPress.com · Yoast · Semrush · YouTube
AI Overview · Detected in this search
Fridica analysis
SERP patternGuides, tutorials, plugin pages and comparisons
Topic opportunitiesbeginner setupplugin comparisonsstructured dataAI search considerations
Content gapstroubleshooting · non-plugin workflows · comparison by use case
Ask Fridica
Your audit can explain itself.
Ask Fridica explains the deterministic findings already captured in your audit, including what matters and what to address next. It does not create or modify the underlying findings.
Fridica turns technical findings into plain-language explanations.
AI explains the audit. It doesn’t invent the audit.
Ask Fridica about this audit
AI assistance based on this audit’s deterministic findings.
Why is my SEO score high if a canonical issue affects every scanned page?
Example answer
The score reflects all applicable weighted checks. A site-wide canonical warning can still be important even when most other checks pass.
Missing meta description
23 / 25 pages affected
Readers and search engines lack a concise summary of the page.
Add a clear description that explains what the page helps users find.
From finding to action
Know what to fix — and why.
Every finding brings together the issue, why it matters, affected-page scope, available evidence, and practical next steps—without pretending to fix your website automatically.
- See the issue in plain language
- Understand scope and inspect evidence
- Follow practical remediation guidance
From findings to action
Turn findings into an order of work.
Not every warning deserves the same attention. Fridica uses findings already captured in your audit to organize what to address first, surface practical quick wins, and show what can wait.
Start here
- Add canonical URLs
- Fix duplicate titles
- Add missing descriptions
Quick wins
Fix duplicate titlesMissing meta description
example.com/services
Suggested fix
<meta name="description" content="...">Choose an affected page and get a practical, reviewable suggestion based on captured evidence.
Technical context
See more than page-level metadata.
Discoverability
Public crawl resources, carefully inspected.
robots.txt, sitemap discovery, bounded sitemap inspection, and whether supported crawl resources can be found and accessed.
Technical Indexability Signals
Useful public response and markup signals.
Successful final responses, detected noindex directives, canonical issues, supported wildcard robots blocking, and X-Robots-Tag coverage where captured.
This does not verify actual search-engine indexing.
Re-scan & compare
See what changed after you fix it.
Run another audit and compare it with the previous one. See what was resolved, what remains, what is new, and ask Fridica to explain the difference in plain language. The deterministic comparison remains authoritative.
Built for different levels of SEO experience
You don’t need to understand an SEO tool to know what to do next.
Website owners
Understand what needs attention without learning a complex SEO platform.
Developers & freelancers
Find issues, inspect affected pages, get implementation guidance, and verify fixes.
SEO professionals
Go deeper into deterministic findings, scope, evidence, affected URLs, and audit comparisons.
Simple enough to understand. Detailed enough to inspect.
Fridica Academy
Understand what you’re fixing.
The audit tells you what was found. Fridica helps explain it. The Academy lets you explore the topic more deeply when you want to learn more.
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Keyword difficulty can be a useful comparison metric, but it is not a prediction of whether your page can rank. Learn what the score represents, what it leaves out, and how to use it alongside real SERP evidence.
Transparent by design
Clarity before cleverness.
Deterministic checks
Scores and findings come from explicit audit rules.
AI-assisted explanations
Fridica explains existing findings instead of inventing them.
External by design
We inspect public website responses. We do not modify your website.
Evidence you can inspect
See why an issue was reported and how broadly it appears.
Start with clarity
Find what needs fixing. Then verify what changed.
Start with one public URL for a quick check, or create a website project to understand patterns, plan the work, and compare results after a re-scan.