Every scan runs all of them. Pick one to see the question it answers.
Such as broken links, error pages and pages nothing links to.
Such as redirect chains, loops and links that point at a redirect.
Such as a missing sitemap, pages left off it and important files blocked.
Such as pages hidden by mistake and the same content at two addresses.
Such as insecure content on secure pages and missing business details for Google.
Such as wrong language codes and versions that don't link back.
NetNav reads up to 100 pages in detail, then checks that every address in your sitemap loads. It reads robots.txt too, the file that tells Google where it may and may not go.
Every finding becomes a task that says which pages, why it matters and how to fix it. On WordPress, NetNav can repair broken and redirecting links for you, everywhere they appear.
Up to 100 pages in detail. It also checks that every page in your sitemap loads.
A link that passes through two or more addresses before the page opens. Each hop slows the visitor down, and Google can give up along the way.
Yes. It checks that your language versions are linked for Google, and supports WPML and Polylang on WordPress.
On WordPress, yes for broken and redirecting links and for pages hidden from Google. You see each change, approve it, and can undo it. Everything else comes with steps for your platform.