"Audit my site" almost never means one URL. It means the homepage, the pricing page, the top twenty blog posts, every product, every category, every location page. On any real site that's hundreds to thousands of URLs, and clicking each one through a free checker is not a workflow — it's a way to lose an afternoon. This post walks through the workflow we recommend instead: pull your sitemap.xml, hand the URL list to the batch audit endpoint, and export a single CSV ranked by priority. It's ~40 lines of Python. It works on any site that publishes a sitemap. And the size of your site tells you which plan tier to start on. The whole script import csv import os import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET import requests API_KEY = os . environ [ " SEOSCORE_API_KEY " ] SITEMAP_URL = " https://example.com/sitemap.xml " BASE = " https://api.seoscoreapi.com " # 1. Fetch the sitemap xml = requests . get ( SITEMAP_URL , timeout = 20 ). text ns = { " sm " : " http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9 " } root = ET .…