Free SEO Checker
Check your page's SEO in seconds
Paste a URL and get an instant report: 15 checks covering titles, meta tags, headings, structured data, indexability, and social previews. No signup. No email. No catch.
What the free scan covers
15 instant checks across six areas — the fundamentals every page must get right before anything else matters.
On-page essentials
Title tag, meta description, H1 structure, and content volume — the elements search engines weigh most.
Indexability
HTTPS, HTTP status, robots directives, and canonical URL — whether Google can index the page at all.
Social & sharing
Open Graph and Twitter card tags, so links to your page render rich previews instead of bare URLs.
Structured data
JSON-LD detection — the markup that powers rich results and makes your content citable by AI engines.
Mobile readiness
Viewport configuration, language and charset declarations for mobile-first indexing.
Accessibility signals
Image alt-text coverage — a ranking factor and an accessibility requirement in one.
Free SEO checker FAQ
Is this SEO checker really free?
Yes. The instant checker runs 15 checks on any single page with no signup, no email, and no credit card. The full product audits entire sites with 255+ checks and is pay-per-scan (from $15, no subscription).
What does the free scan check?
It fetches your page and analyzes the HTML: title tag, meta description, H1 headings, indexability (robots/noindex), canonical URL, HTTPS, viewport, language and charset declarations, Open Graph tags, Twitter cards, JSON-LD structured data, image alt text, and content volume.
How is the full audit different?
The full audit crawls every page on your site, runs 255+ checks, measures real Core Web Vitals via Google PageSpeed, captures screenshots, and adds AI analysis: keyword clustering, content suggestions, and AI visibility scoring across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini.
Why does my score differ from other SEO tools?
Every tool weighs checks differently. Our free score reflects 15 fundamentals that static HTML can prove. Treat the individual findings — not the number — as the action list.