Free website SEO checker.

What the SEO score means

The score is the share of checks the page passes, with half marks for items that work but could be better. It's a quick health reading, not a ranking prediction. A page can score 95 and still rank nowhere if a competitor answers the search better, and a page with a few amber warnings can rank first.

Use it as a to-do list. Red items are problems that can stop a page ranking or being indexed at all. Amber items are improvements. Green items are done.

The checks, in plain English

• Technical: does the page load, use HTTPS, allow indexing, set a canonical, work on mobile and declare its language?
• Content: title and meta description length, one clear H1, subheadings, image alt text, internal links, word count and structured data.
• Social: Open Graph tags, so shared links look right.
• Speed: how fast the server responds, how big the HTML is, and whether compression is on.
• Site files: whether robots.txt exists and doesn't block the page, and whether there's an XML sitemap.

What a one-page checker can't tell you

Some of the biggest ranking factors aren't visible on the page itself: how many quality sites link to you, whether your content beats the pages already ranking, how fast real visitors' phones load the page, and problems that only show up across the whole site, such as duplicate titles or broken internal links.

That's what a full SEO audit is for. For ongoing work, our technical SEO and content SEO services fix what audits find and keep it fixed.

Fix in this order

• Anything that blocks indexing: noindex, robots.txt blocks, error status codes.
• Missing or duplicate titles and H1s.
• Thin content on pages you want to rank.
• Slow server response.
• Structured data, alt text and social tags.