We run the same technical audit we run for paying clients — indexing, speed, structured data, trust signals and local visibility — and show you the score in under a minute. No account needed.
Takes about 30–45 seconds. We scan the page you give us, exactly as a search engine would.
Not a generic checklist. These are the same categories we work through by hand on a paid engagement — the ones where we keep finding the same expensive mistakes on otherwise good websites.
noindexThree steps, and the first one is free and instant.
Enter your address. We fetch the page the way a crawler does, run Google's own PageSpeed test on it, and score eight categories. You see the score, the full category breakdown and your three most damaging issues in full — free, no email.
Every remaining issue, in priority order, each with what we measured, why it costs you, and the specific fix with a realistic time estimate. Written so a developer can act on it directly, and print-ready as a PDF.
Most of what we find is a config change, not a rebuild — hours, not weeks. Hand the report to your developer and keep the money. If you would rather it was just done, that is what Nex2Link does.
Yes, and it does not ask for an email. You get the real score, the real category breakdown and your three highest-severity issues written out in full. We only charge for the rest of the list.
No. PageSpeed is one of the eight categories, and we do use Google's own API for it because that is the number Google actually sees. The other seven — indexing, structured data, on-page, trust, local signals, security headers and analytics integrity — come from fetching and parsing your page, your robots.txt, your sitemap and your response headers directly.
The scan audits the single URL you give it, plus your site-wide files: robots.txt, your XML sitemap and how your server handles a missing page. Most of what it finds is template-level, so it usually applies to every page on the site. If you want a full multi-page crawl, that is a manual engagement — reply to your report and ask.
Honestly: the critical items will stop you losing ground, and that is usually the bigger number. A canonical pointing at the wrong URL, a stray noindex or a placeholder phone number are active leaks. Fixing them is not a growth tactic, it is stopping the bleeding. Ranking growth comes after that, from content and links, and no automated tool can do that part for you.
Yes. Everything we look at is what your browser and Google already download on every visit. Plenty of people scan a competitor first.
Nex2Link, a digital marketing agency based in Navi Mumbai. We build and run search and paid-ads programmes for clients in healthcare, aviation, e-commerce and local services. This tool automates the technical portion of the audit we already do by hand on every engagement.