Project context
Keep the domain, crawl findings, and repair work together.
Site Optimizer
Turn a crawl into a clear technical SEO priority.
Review saved crawl findings with the affected URLs, evidence, severity, and next action kept in the same project.
Site Optimizer workspace preview
The live workspace screenshot will be added after the product data view is approved.
Actionable evidence
Inspect issue details and affected URLs before prioritizing a fix.
Recurring reviews
Save audit history instead of restarting from a one-off check.
Focus the work
Make technical work easier to prioritize
What is blocking a page from being crawled or understood?
Which URLs are affected by the same issue?
What needs review first, and what can wait?
How it fits
From crawl findings to a repair queue
The workspace keeps the evidence close to the decision, so a technical review can continue across the team.
- 01
Create the project
Set the site and market context for the audit.
- 02
Run a site review
Collect saved findings and group them by issue and severity.
- 03
Inspect affected URLs
Open the evidence, decide the next repair, and return to the project.
Data boundaries
How the data is presented
Site Optimizer uses a DataForSEO OnPage crawl to surface saved technical findings. Results describe the crawl snapshot, not a guarantee of indexation or rankings.
- Crawl-based findings
- Affected URL evidence
- Saved project history
Site Optimizer questions
Is this a free website audit?
No. Site Optimizer is a project workspace capability and uses the plan allowance available to the project.
Does a technical finding guarantee a ranking improvement?
No. Findings help prioritize technical review; search performance depends on many factors outside an audit.
What can I inspect after a crawl?
Saved findings include the issue context, severity, and affected URLs when the provider returns them.
Keep the next decision in the project.
Start with a defined site and market, then retain the evidence and follow-up work in one workspace.