SEOnaut
A self-hosted website auditor that reports broken links, redirects, missing or duplicate metadata and heading problems by severity.
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What it does
- Website crawling and technical SEO reports
- Broken links, redirects and metadata checks
- Issue grouping by severity
Requirements
- A server with MySQL
- Docker Compose is the documented quick-start option
Running costs
The MIT-licensed application can be self-hosted. Budget for server and MySQL resources; the hosted service has separate terms.
Limitations
- A crawl does not supply search-volume, ranking or backlink-index data.
- Documentation was reviewed; feature parity with commercial crawlers has not been benchmarked.
Sources
Documentation and licensing references. This is a documentation review, not a hands-on benchmark.
Frequently asked questions
What does SEOnaut check?
Technical SEO issues such as broken links, redirects, duplicate content and missing metadata.
Can I self-host SEOnaut?
Yes. Run its Go application with MySQL, including through the provided Docker setup.
Is SEOnaut free?
Yes. SEOnaut is open source under the MIT license; hosting is your responsibility.
