Paste any URL and get an instant 20-point score across technical SEO, content, social sharing, and trust signals — no signup required.
Takes about 15 seconds · No signup required · We only read your page's public HTML — nothing is stored
We built this because most small business owners have no idea why their site isn't showing up on Google — and most "free SEO audits" online are just a lead form in disguise. This one actually runs the checks and shows you real results on the spot. No email required to see your score.
An SEO audit and an SEO analysis are really the same job looked at from two angles — an audit finds what's broken, an analysis explains what it means for your rankings. This tool does both at once — every check comes with a plain-English explanation, not just a pass/fail.
Whether you searched for a way to check your website's SEO, run a quick website SEO analysis, or just see how your site stacks up before a redesign, this tool covers it in one pass — no separate tools, no waiting for a report to land in your inbox.
The behind-the-scenes setup Google uses to crawl, index, and trust your site — HTTPS, sitemaps, page speed, structured data.
Whether your title tags, descriptions, and page content give Google — and visitors — enough to work with.
How your links look when shared on social media — Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, and favicon.
Whether visitors can easily find your phone number, email, and address — key for local SEO and conversions.
Book a free consultation and we'll walk through your results, prioritize what matters most, and put together a plan to get you ranking.
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No email or signup required — just paste your URL and get results in seconds.
Plain-English explanations for every check — no jargon, no guessing what it means.
Book a free consultation and we'll prioritize your highest-impact fixes together.
Your score is the percentage of our 20 checks your page passes, spread evenly across four categories. A higher score means fewer technical and content gaps that could be holding your site back in search results.
Not much in practice — an "audit" usually means a checklist of pass/fail items, while an "analysis" means explaining what those results mean for your rankings. This tool gives you both: a scored checklist plus a plain-English explanation for every item, so you get a full website SEO analysis, not just a list of red and green marks.
Paste your URL into the tool above — it checks your site's SEO across 20 technical, content, social, and trust factors in about 15 seconds, with no signup or email required.
"SEO health" generally means whether the basics are in place: HTTPS, indexability, working meta tags, reasonable page speed, and no glaring technical errors. This tool checks all of those and flags exactly which ones need attention first.
No — they're complementary. Google Search Console shows how Google actually sees and indexes your site over time (crawl errors, search queries, indexing status). This tool gives you an instant, point-in-time analysis of on-page technical and content factors. We'd recommend using both: this tool for a fast first pass, Search Console for ongoing monitoring.
A technical SEO audit typically covers crawlability and indexing (HTTPS, sitemaps, robots.txt), structured data, page speed and Core Web Vitals, and mobile-friendliness. Our Technical SEO category checks each of these and explains what to fix if something's off.
Each result includes a plain-English explanation, but if you want step-by-step instructions for the most common issues, check out our free guide to common website SEO issues — or just reach out and we'll walk you through it.
Google has confirmed HTTPS as a ranking signal since 2014. Just as importantly, browsers flag non-HTTPS sites as "Not Secure" right in the address bar, which drives visitors away before they even see your content.
Google uses Core Web Vitals — a set of page speed and stability measurements — as a ranking factor. Slow sites also see higher bounce rates, which signals a poor experience back to Google over time.
Structured data (schema) helps Google understand what's actually on your page. It can unlock rich results in search — star ratings, FAQs, business details — which improve how often people click your listing.
Your meta description is the snippet Google shows under your title in search results. A well-written one directly influences whether someone clicks your listing instead of a competitor's.
Yes. Alt text helps Google understand image content (which matters for image search traffic) and is required for accessibility — a factor that increasingly feeds into how Google evaluates overall site quality.
This tool checks on-page technical and content factors, not your current rankings directly. You can still rank despite some gaps, but fixing them typically improves click-through rate, rankings for competitive terms, and conversions over time.
It checks 20 on-page factors across Technical SEO, Content, Social Sharing, and Trust Signals. It does not check your backlinks, Google Business Profile completeness, keyword rankings, or how you compare to competitors — those need a deeper look, which is something we can help with directly.
After making any changes to your site, and every few months even if you haven't — it's a quick way to catch regressions, like a redesign accidentally removing your meta tags.
No. The tool reads your page's public HTML in real time to run the checks. Results aren't stored or shared with anyone — though it's worth noting this is the same public HTML anyone can already see by visiting your site directly.