Your first report
Analyse a page, and read what comes back.
You do not need an account to run one. Paste a URL on the home page and the analysis starts; the report has its own address, so you can send it to somebody without either of you signing in.
Running one
Give it the exact URL you want analysed, including the path. Analysing
onbixo.com tells you about the home page, not about
onbixo.com/pricing, and those are different pages with
different titles, different content and usually different problems.
Without an account you can run three analyses a day, which is enough to check a page and confirm a fix. An account raises that, keeps your history, and unlocks tracking, crawling and the API.
What comes back
The score and its grade are the summary. The four counts beside it break the findings down by how much they matter, and the list below groups every check by what it affects. Nothing is hidden: checks that passed are listed too, because knowing a thing was checked and found correct is part of trusting the ones that failed.
What to fix first
Work down. The report is already in the order we would tackle it: a critical finding is something actively stopping the page from ranking or being indexed, and a recommendation is a real improvement that is not on fire. Optional findings are worth doing when you are already in the file.
The ordering already accounts for effort. A finding that is easy to fix and matters a lot sits above one that matters slightly more and takes a week, because the first is the one you will actually do today.
Keeping the report
A report lives at its own URL and stays there. With an account you also get history: analyse the same page again and the two runs sit side by side, so you can see whether a change helped. See History.