Seo scan my site
What this page covers
Seo scan my site
If you want to scan your site for SEO, Radar offers a practical website structure diagnostic for AI and Search. It helps you review what is visible, spot issues, and turn the scan into clear next steps.
Radar does not guarantee rankings. It also cannot scan sites behind logins, paywalls, access controls, or strong bot protection. If normal discovery is blocked, it can work from a URL snapshot you provide.
In brief
- A practical way to scan your site for SEO is to review the findings, fix the main issues, and rescan to check what changed.
- This page is most useful if you want an accessible site reviewed and turned into clear follow-up actions, not ranking promises.
- If your website cannot be crawled because of login walls or heavy protection, the fallback option is to use a URL snapshot you provide.
What to do
If you are asking to scan my site for SEO, the most grounded use here is a diagnostic review of your site structure for AI and Search. The aim is to show what can be discovered and where improvements are needed, without promising search positions.
The working model is simple and practical: findings, fixes, then rescan. That makes the scan useful for ongoing work, helping your team move from review to action instead of treating it as a one-off report.
This is especially useful if you want a repeatable process. Scan the site, identify the main structural issues, apply fixes, and run another scan to confirm what improved and what still needs attention.
What to keep in mind
There are clear limits to what this scan can cover. Radar does not scan sites behind logins, paywalls, access controls, or aggressive bot protection, so it is best suited to websites that are openly accessible.
The page also makes an important point: Radar is not a ranking guarantee. The scan should be used as a diagnostic and decision-support tool, not as a promise about SEO results.
When normal automated discovery is blocked, there is still a practical fallback. Radar can visualize a URL snapshot you provide through JSON import, which gives you another way to review structure when a live scan is not possible.