Seitenreport developed since 2007 Solutions for website analytics, SEO and measurable website quality. Here we document new features and improvements for SEO audit, SEO suite and free SEO tools – with date and concrete benefits for daily work.
New tools, regular website checks, more reliable findings and simpler processes: the most important innovations in time order. As of 28 October 2026.
The new SEO Check widget can be installed without registration or API key via HTML. Five templates, own colors, layouts and text as well as instructions for WordPress, Elementor and TYPO3 make the setup easier. Visitors open the analysis in a new tab at Seitenreport.
The Toolbox Now includes 148 free tools. New are domain and hosting checks, DNS and mail DNS checks, the CSP generator as well as validators and converters for data formats. In addition, a Domain generator and one PDF SEO-Checker.
HTML checks are applied more specifically to suitable documents. SVG titles do not count as page titles; canonical, robots, image and metadata checks take additional valid variants into account. Known duplicate findings are brought together. This reduces misleading errors and repeatedly counted indications.
The Website audit for 99 € net includes a full follow-up audit of the same website within 90 days of payment. It can be started via the report or the confirmation email. Both reports will remain available until the end of this period. The booking without a subscription is easier to find in the activation dialog.
Result texts refer more strongly to actual measured values and test limits. Affected URLs, error and warning types as well as possible effects are more clearly visible. A common search and filter bar, shorter maps and hints of further unchecked URLs make it easier to work with the action plan.
Mobile entry has been streamlined: Headlines are more targeted, hints are shorter and website entry is more clearly the focus. Revised favicons in matching resolutions improve the recognizability of Seitenreport in browser tabs and support a clean display in search results.
Test scope, SEO tools, pricing, knowledge and website monitoring use a common main navigation. On the undersides, breadcrumbs, headlines and hero areas were matched. This makes it easier to switch between free check, individual tools and ongoing monitoring.
The Field of knowledge leads more specifically to guides, wiki terms, error aids and manual. Archived forum topics and studies are visible as further introductions. Practical contents of the SEO tools explain use cases, results and test limits in more detail.
New tools complement the SEO toolbox, including sitemap comparisons, soft 404 and orphan page checks, and tests for forwarding rules and user-agent differences. Further generators and AI/GEO checks support specific tasks in terms of technology, content and machine readability.
The tool overview has been simplified for daily use. Search, topic selection and uniform categories help to select; duplicate descriptions and distracting intermediate areas have been reduced. Ranking and HTTP status code checks provide clearer results and explanations.
The Partner programme explains in more detail possible forms of cooperation and the way to the request. Information on individual widgets and integrations distinguishes these offers more clearly from the regular audit and from the SEO suite.
The independent SEO tools can be used for free. Appropriate information leads from a single examination to a more comprehensive website audit. The overview bundles individual checks, generators and checklists and makes it easier to find frequently used tools.
The SEO Suite Starter It also offers a website with up to 500 URLs per crawl round and weekly audits. Project results, process and basic e-mail messages support ongoing control. The start is with 19 € net per month.
Projects can be organized more clearly and compared on the basis of their key figures. Error history, status codes and changes help to distinguish new problems from already known findings. The monitoring of individual signals can be specifically adapted depending on the tariff and the project.
After a project is created, the first analysis is planned directly within the available quotas. The desired crawl time controls the following checks. The introduction via the project overview makes status, progress and important domain key figures visible earlier.
Findings receive additional classifications of their possible effects, such as SEO and user-friendliness. The assessment supports the prioritization of measures; it is not a forecast of concrete ranking or revenue changes.
The processing of website crawls and HTTP status checks has been improved for audit and SEO suite. Larger analyses are handled in a more resource-efficient manner, while progress and results remain more traceable during the run.
The Website monitoring more detailed settings of individual tests and clearer course indications were added. Depending on the tariff, operators can select suitable signals and be informed about relevant changes by e-mail.
With the SEO Suite, websites can be managed as projects and analyzed again at the booked interval. Project overview, recurring checks and historical data create an ongoing workspace for improving the website.
The analysis depth of the complete one-time audit has been extended to up to 2,500 URLs. At the same time, memory requirements and processing of larger crawls were improved. This allows you to examine more extensive websites within a report.
Unlocked audit data can be exported with suitable templates for further work in AI tools. Additional CSV exports directly at the modules facilitate the transfer of key figures, findings and affected URLs to tables, development and editorial staff.
The PDF evaluation was supplemented by additional analysis areas and technical details. A revised design, prioritized measures and affected URLs make unlocked reports better usable as a working basis for teams and customers.
A separate area for internal link distribution complements the audit. Test values and detailed views have been separated more clearly; extensive link lists are easier to go through. This facilitates the search for structural anomalies and the control of individual measured values.
Free and complete audit results are reused in a more targeted manner. Returning users end up back in the existing result faster without triggering new crawls unnecessarily.
Accessibility, core web vitals as well as GDPR and tracking signals are more clearly classified as a result. Users can see faster which risks are technically measurable and where a professional evaluation makes sense.
The score is presented more understandably as a website optimization level. Backlink metrics, keyword ideas and keyword density show where potential lies faster.
Errors and warnings are structured more strongly according to severity, priority and affected test surface. This makes it easier to see which measures should be tackled first.
Analytics calls were made more robust against abusive input. At the same time, H1 detection for Elementor pages was improved to make affected pages more reliable.
Score history, category scores and other condensations make development and priorities easier to trace after several analyses.
A simpler list view translates errors and warnings into specific tasks faster. As a result, teams can more easily sort, discuss and process measures.
Sidebar, dashboard categories and mobile display received clearer badges for errors and warnings. This allows users to see faster where the greatest pressure to act lies.
Unnecessary JavaScript startup effort has been reduced and public assets are delivered compressed. As a result, the analysis result loads leaner, especially for larger reports.
Page types such as homepage, blog, wiki or shop page are taken into account in the audit more understandably. Recurring URL findings show more clearly whether a problem is punctual or structural.
Accessibility, data protection/tracking and core web vitals can be shared in the audit result and PDF report. Thus, an audit covers more decision areas than pure on-page checks.
Audit results can be shared by link. URL list, URL matrix, performance visualizations and status code analysis help to identify technical patterns faster.
Competitor comparison, action view, crawl log, score methodology and categories are more closely linked. Users can classify results better and justify next steps more clearly.
Keyword and topic hints support content analysis. Views for categories and to-dos can thus be better used for editorial and technical tasks.
Redirects, status codes, performance, social media and other categories are better covered in the audit. Excel and CSV exports facilitate further processing in teams.
Local SEO analyses and benchmark data make it easier to see how a website compares to other domains.
