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Website SEO Checker

Free on-page SEO test for any URL, with a fix-first list

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Free website SEO checker. Test any URL for title, meta description, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt, sitemap and more. Get a fix-first list.

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Features

Checks title, meta description, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt and sitemap. Returns a fix-first list so you know what to repair first. Works on any public URL.

Use Cases

Check a page before you publish it. Catch noindex or canonical mistakes on a live page. Give a client a short, ordered list of fixes.

Comments

The fix-first list is the right call — most free SEO tools dump 50 warnings with no priority. Covering title, meta, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt and sitemap on any public URL is a solid pre-publish pass. Does it also flag Open Graph / meta description length?

Just ran our site through this — the fix-first list is the standout part. Instead of a wall of warnings, it tells you what to fix first, which is exactly what a solo maker needs. Clean, fast, and no sign-up. Nice work.

The useful part is the fix-first list rather than a raw checklist dump. Checking title, meta, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt and sitemap on any public URL, then ranking what to repair, is exactly the pre-publish pass I would run. The use case of catching a live noindex or canonical mistake is specific and practical.

Useful niche tool. The free path is honest about limits, which builds trust. Consider adding one concrete use-case screenshot near the fold—most visitors won’t scroll before deciding.

The fix-first list is the right call, since most SEO tools dump 50 warnings with no priority. Does it check Open Graph tags and meta description length too?

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Comments

The fix-first list is the right call — most free SEO tools dump 50 warnings with no priority. Covering title, meta, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt and sitemap on any public URL is a solid pre-publish pass. Does it also flag Open Graph / meta description length?

Just ran our site through this — the fix-first list is the standout part. Instead of a wall of warnings, it tells you what to fix first, which is exactly what a solo maker needs. Clean, fast, and no sign-up. Nice work.

The useful part is the fix-first list rather than a raw checklist dump. Checking title, meta, H1, canonical, noindex, schema, robots.txt and sitemap on any public URL, then ranking what to repair, is exactly the pre-publish pass I would run. The use case of catching a live noindex or canonical mistake is specific and practical.

Useful niche tool. The free path is honest about limits, which builds trust. Consider adding one concrete use-case screenshot near the fold—most visitors won’t scroll before deciding.

The fix-first list is the right call, since most SEO tools dump 50 warnings with no priority. Does it check Open Graph tags and meta description length too?

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