Why audit a sitemap
An XML sitemap is supposed to represent the URLs you want search engines to discover and revisit. If the sitemap contains broken pages, redirects, slow responses, or dead sections of the site, it becomes an SEO and maintenance problem instead of a clean discovery signal.
What this audit checks
The backend fetches the sitemap, follows sitemap indexes when needed, and checks each discovered URL. Results are grouped into useful buckets like 2xx, redirects, 4xx, 5xx, request failures, and slow URLs so you can prioritize cleanup quickly.
How to use the output
- Start with broken URLs and request failures because they represent hard issues.
- Review redirects to catch outdated sitemap entries that should point to final URLs directly.
- Use slow URL findings to spot crawl-budget or infrastructure concerns.
- Export the PDF report when you need something easy to share with a client, SEO team, or engineering owner.
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