Audit your site
A RankMeFast audit checks a public site and turns the available evidence into Fix now, Watch, and Passed findings. Start with the highest-priority problems, make the change on your own site, and retest to see what changed.
Before you start
- A RankMeFast account and a site you are allowed to manage.
- A public HTTP or HTTPS URL that the configured crawler can reach.
Follow these steps
Add your site
Open Sites, enter the site's canonical public URL, and save it. Adding a site does not change the site or start hidden work.
Open the report
Choose the site and open Report. If no audit exists yet, the page offers a first-audit action instead of an empty report.
Review the preview
Choose the crawl size you need, read the allowance preview, and confirm. The server checks the account's audit and page capacity again before it queues vendor work.
Work from Fix now
Open each finding to see why it matters, the affected URLs, and the suggested fix. Use Watch for lower-priority or incomplete evidence, and Passed as a record of checks that cleared.
Retest your changes
After you publish a fix on your site, run another audit. Fixed and regressed labels compare the new frozen snapshot with the previous one.
What you get
- Prioritized findings with plain-language reasons and affected URLs.
- A stored report snapshot that does not silently change later.
- A retest comparison showing fixed and regressed checks.
Common questions
Related guides
Improve Core Web Vitals
Separate real-visitor evidence from a lab estimate and retest meaningful changes.
Use AI audit summaries
Generate a short audit brief without changing the underlying findings.
Connect Google Search Console
Grant read-only access, select the matching property, and bring first-party search evidence into RankMeFast.
Continue in RankMeFast
Open the matching product area and use the evidence shown there as the final authority for your account.
Last updated: August 2026