SEO audit tool
tuned for your stack.

WordPress powers around 43% of the web — and most of its SEO issues come from the plugin layer, not the core.

Squarespace makes beautiful sites and handles the SEO basics — clean URLs, automatic sitemaps, SSL, mobile-responsive templates — but its design-first philosophy hides the levers that actually move rankings.

Wix had a rough SEO reputation in the early 2010s — slow Velo-rendered pages, separate mobile URLs, and crawler blocks.

Webflow's visual editor gives designers pixel-perfect control — and lets them ship sites that are SEO disasters underneath.

Framer turns designs into live sites with no code, and it ships a surprisingly solid SEO baseline — server-side rendering, automatic sitemaps, clean URLs, and per-page meta controls.

Ghost is one of the most SEO-friendly platforms out of the box — fast by default, clean semantic HTML, automatic AMP and sitemaps, structured data on posts, and canonical handling that just works.

Shopify gives you a fast CDN, automatic image optimization, and PCI compliance — but it locks down robots.

WooCommerce gives you full control over your store's SEO — which is exactly why it's so easy to get wrong.

BigCommerce markets itself as more SEO-friendly than Shopify — editable robots.

Magento (now Adobe Commerce) is built for large, complex catalogs — and that scale is precisely where SEO breaks.

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Nuxt gives Vue developers server-side rendering, static generation, and a clean head-management API — which means it can produce excellent SEO.

React itself has no SEO — it's a UI library.

Vue itself has the same SEO trade-offs as React: a vanilla Vue + Vite SPA ships an empty HTML shell to crawlers and renders client-side, leaving little for Google to index.

Gatsby pre-renders pages to static HTML at build time, which gives it a genuinely strong SEO foundation — crawlers get fully-formed content, fast first paint, and clean URLs.

Astro starts with a near-perfect SEO foundation: zero JavaScript by default, static HTML output, content collections that map cleanly to URLs, and an official @astrojs/sitemap integration.