Check the on-page SEO basics of any page
We read your page the way a search engine does: can it be indexed, are the title and description right, is there one clear main heading — then list the issues by priority.
We never ask for your email or phone to show a result.
What we review
Title & description
Length of the title tag and meta description — usually what searchers see in Google results.
Indexability
noindex in the page or the X-Robots-Tag header, and robots.txt rules that may block crawling.
Structure & content
A single H1, H2/H3 count, amount of text and images missing alt text.
Technical signals
Canonical URL, page language, mobile viewport, Open Graph and JSON-LD structured data.
What the score means — and what it does not
- The score is the share of checks that passed, not a prediction of your Google ranking.
- Red items (noindex, missing title) actually block or weaken visibility — fix them first.
- Yellow items are improvements: description length, missing alt text, thin content.
- Real rankings depend on content quality, search intent, links and reputation — no automated tool measures those.
FAQ
Does this replace Google Search Console?
No. Search Console shows Google's real data: indexed pages, queries and click-through. This is a quick single-page check before publishing or after changes.
How long should a title be?
There is no official limit, but roughly 30–60 characters usually display in full. What matters most is describing the page accurately.
My canonical points to another URL — is that wrong?
Not always. It is right for duplicate pages. For an original page, a canonical to a different URL asks Google to ignore it.
Do you need my details to show the result?
No — just the URL. If you want an expert review, you can ask us yourself from the contact button.
Want a site built for search from day one?
We design fast websites with proper titles, structured data and a sitemap, and hand over Search Console access.