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Free Website Content Audit Tool
See how much content your site has, when you last published, and whether search engines can discover your pages. Free, instant, and no signup.
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Reads public sitemap data only
No paid data provider
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Content inventoryCount URLs and blog posts listed in your sitemap.
Publishing activitySee the most recent blog date your sitemap reports.
Search discoveryCheck whether public robots and sitemap files are available.
Finding your public sitemap…
Audit complete
Your content foundation is visible.
URLs in sitemap—
Blog posts found—
Last published—
Discovery files—
Your next priorities
How it works
A useful content inventory in three simple steps.
The audit reads only the discovery files your website already makes public. It never asks for Search Console access, an email, or a credit card.
We read your sitemap
Spron counts listed URLs, recognizes common blog paths, and finds the latest blog date reported by the sitemap.
Get a clear next step
See what is present, what may be missing, and which content action deserves attention first.
What it checks
Simple facts about your content foundation.
This is a focused website content audit, not a made-up SEO score. Every result comes from your public robots and sitemap data.
URLs listed in your sitemap
Understand the visible size of your site without confusing sitemap presence with guaranteed Google indexing.
Blog posts we can identify
Count common article, blog, news, insight, guide, and date-based URL patterns, including Shopify and WordPress sitemap names.
Latest reported publishing date
Use the newest blog <lastmod> date to spot a publishing rhythm that may have stopped.
Robots and sitemap availability
Check whether crawlers can find the two public files that communicate crawl guidance and page discovery.
Example audit
Turn a page count into a useful decision.
The number is only the starting point. The real value is knowing what the content library needs next.
Illustrative exampleexample-business.com
Your sitemap is healthy, but your publishing rhythm has stopped.
URLs in sitemap74
Blog posts1
Last published13 months
Discovery files2/2
First priority: restart publishing with one connected topic cluster instead of isolated articles.
Read your result
What should you do after the audit?
Start with a connected topic cluster.
Choose one buyer problem, answer its related questions, and link those articles together. A small coherent library is more useful than random posts.
Rebuild a realistic rhythm.
Refresh genuinely outdated pages where needed, then publish useful new articles consistently. Changing dates alone does not make content fresh.
Expand coverage and protect quality.
Research adjacent buyer questions, strengthen internal links, and verify sources, claims, repetition, and brand accuracy before every article goes live.
Clear limits
What this free audit does not measure.
Transparent limits make the result more useful. This audit is a public content inventory, not a replacement for Search Console or a full technical crawl.
- No ranking or traffic data. We do not access Search Console, analytics, or a paid keyword database.
- No content quality score. The free scan does not read and judge every article or invent a score from limited signals.
- No indexing guarantee. A URL in a sitemap can still be excluded from a search engine's index.
- No private data. The audit reads public discovery files and does not store your domain or site content.
Find the content gap. Then close it every month.
Spron studies your site, researches the questions buyers ask, writes and quality-checks every article, and publishes 30 useful articles to your site each month.
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FAQ
Website content audit questions.
What is a website content audit?
A website content audit is a structured review of the content your site has and what should happen next. This free version focuses on inventory, blog activity, and public discovery files so it can return a fast result without account access.
Is this website content audit really free?
Yes. There is no email gate, credit card, paid data provider, or usage charge. The tool reads your public robots.txt and sitemap files.
Does Spron store my website or content?
No. The audit does not write your domain or page content to persistent storage. A short in-memory cache can reuse a recent public result and reduce server load.
Why is the number different from Google Search Console?
The tool counts URLs listed in the sitemap, while Search Console reports Google's own crawling and indexing states. A sitemap URL is not automatically an indexed URL, so the numbers can differ.
How does the tool recognize blog posts?
It uses common sitemap names and URL patterns such as blog, article, post, news, insight, guide, journal, story, and date-based permalinks. Unusual custom structures may not be classified perfectly.
How often should I run a content audit?
Run a lightweight inventory after major site changes and review your broader content strategy at least quarterly. The useful cadence depends on how often you publish and how quickly your market changes.