Audit category
What search engines actually see.
Not a keyword tool — a page-by-page inspection of the signals that decide whether your store gets indexed, ranked, and clicked: titles, descriptions, canonicals, and the files that govern crawling.
What Horavo checks
What search engines see: titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, headings, alt text, robots and sitemap.
- A title on every page, sized for the results page
- Duplicate titles across pages — locale-aware, so translations don’t false-positive
- Meta descriptions
- Canonical tags
- Exactly one H1 per page
- Open Graph tags for link previews
- Image alt-text coverage per page
- robots.txt exists and doesn’t block the whole site
- sitemap.xml exists and isn’t empty
Named, rated, and ready to hand off.
Every SEO finding carries a stable check id, the page it was found on, and a rating for impact and difficulty — so the same issue reads the same on every run, and can be fixed, verified, and closed.
Sample data.
A finding is where Horavo starts, not where it stops.
AI Action Plan ranks it
Findings with the biggest expected score gain surface in your weekly plan.
Learn moreThe task board tracks it
Evidence, a fix recipe, and an AI draft — one task per issue, across runs.
Learn moreA re-audit verifies it
When the next run stops finding the issue, the task is marked verified fixed.
Learn more
More of the same run
All 13 categoriesGeneral Setup
The housekeeping shoppers check before trusting a checkout: policy pages, contact details, favicon, search.
AEO
What AI assistants read: Product, Organization and Breadcrumb structured data, FAQ content, llms.txt.
Internal Links
Every link on the storefront, followed: 404s, redirect chains, orphaned pages and empty collections.
See what SEO finds on your store.
The first audit takes minutes: paste the storefront URL, get the board. No app install, nothing to grant.