Free SEO Checker
Instant SEO checker — 100% free tool, no trial or credit card needed
Working...
This takes about 15–30 seconds.
Results use public HTML and data available at check time. A high score does not guarantee rankings; the tool does not execute the target page JavaScript.
Example: interpret a finding and fix it
Illustration only, not a check of your website.
Generic title: "Home"
Use a title that describes the actual service, such as "Website Design for Photo Studios | Your Brand". Add a unique description explaining the page benefit, then check again after updating.
What does the SEO Checker analyze?
The tool crawls your page and scores overall SEO 0–100 across 50+ technical, content, performance and security checks — with a prioritized issue list and fixes.
Technical checks help identify problems that can affect crawling or page experience. The report prioritizes findings and suggests fixes. The score does not measure authority, backlinks or content quality against competitors, so it cannot predict rankings. Check one URL for free; fair-use rate limits protect the service.
- Separate Technical, Content, Performance, Security scores
- Detects title, meta, canonical, heading, schema issues
- Public shareable report, no login required
Example: interpret a finding and fix it
Illustration only, not a check of your website.
A free single page SEO checker is most useful when you start with the landing page that should win the visit. For a product page SEO audit, compare the product name in the title and H1, useful buying information, descriptive image alt text and the canonical declared for the page you intend to index.
Use an on-page SEO audit checklist to record the final URL, title, meta description, H1 and index directives before changing anything. Fix a reproducible issue, publish the page and repeat the same check. A free website SEO audit by URL provides a technical snapshot; it does not establish search demand, content quality or a ranking forecast.
For a landing page SEO check, separate the next action from the score: fix an unintended noindex first, then resolve an incorrect canonical or missing page-specific title. Compare the page with the actual question a visitor needs answered. A technically accessible page still needs relevant content and useful internal links.
A shop homepage scores 90 while a product page has no canonical. Check the product and a category separately; a homepage result cannot represent every template on the site.
Record the URL, check time and finding that affects the main content. Fix one template, publish, then repeat the original checks. If the finding persists, compare the served HTML after cache refresh rather than relying on the overall score.
The audit observes accessible responses. Originality, search intent and indexing decisions need separate review; this report cannot establish AdSense eligibility.
How to use in 3 steps
- 1Paste the URL you want to check (homepage or any page).
- 2Click "Check now" and wait 15–30 seconds while the tool crawls and scores.
- 3Read the 0–100 overall score, the prioritized issue list and the fix for each item.