SEO Tools

Check every link on a page and see what answers: broken, redirected, blocking us, or fine.

Read a page's canonical declarations and hreflang set the way a crawler does, with the conflicts, relative URLs and malformed language codes that silently break them.

Prioritised score, findings, evidence, impact and corrections

Compare every date a page states about itself - visible byline, time elements, Open Graph, structured data, Last-Modified - and find the ones that disagree.

Crawl a site and group the pages sharing a title, description or heading, and see which pages carry far less text than the rest of the site. No word-count minimum, ever.

Check every icon a page declares, its web app manifest and its install metadata - with each file actually requested, because a declared icon that 404s shows as a blank square.

Crawl a whole site and get the findings no single-page check can produce: duplicate titles, missing descriptions site-wide, broken internal links and a map of every page found.

Alt text, dimension attributes, lazy loading, format and weight for every image on a page.

Find out whether search engines can index a page, and exactly what is stopping them.

Crawl a site and see its own link graph: which pages get the most internal links, which get none, which link nowhere, and which links do not say where they go.

Build the title, description, canonical, Open Graph and X card tags for a page, with a preview of how it will look in search results and share cards.

The mobile and accessibility failures readable from a page's markup: viewport, zoom blocking, language, alt text, unlabelled controls, nameless links and missing landmarks.

Paste up to 20 addresses and see their titles, descriptions, canonicals and social tags side by side — including pages on different sites.

Audit a paginated page the way a crawler sees it: rel prev/next, where the canonical points, noindex, and the mistake that silently drops deep pages from the index.

Missing SSR content, metadata changes and hydration/rendering differences

Trace every hop a URL takes, and find the loops, temporary redirects and downgrades along the way.

Generate robots.txt and sitemap.xml together, with warnings for the rules that quietly empty a site out of search — and a cross-check that neither file can do on its own.

Test whether a URL may be crawled, under Googlebot, Bingbot and the rest, with the exact robots.txt line that decided it.

Build valid JSON-LD for Article, NewsArticle, Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, SoftwareApplication, breadcrumbs and FAQ pages, with the requirements Google documents for each.

See how a page's title, URL and description are likely to appear in search results, on desktop and on mobile.

See what a page looks like when it is shared: Open Graph, X cards, and whether the preview image actually exists.

Find every JSON-LD, Microdata and RDFa block on a page, check that it parses, and see which rich-result requirements each entity meets.

Identify the CMS, frameworks, analytics and infrastructure behind a site - every detection backed by the exact header, tag or path that gave it away.

Read a page's title, meta description and H1-H6 outline exactly as a crawler sees them, with lengths, duplicates and structure gaps.

Find and validate a site's XML sitemap: format, URL count, protocol limits, malformed entries and sitemap-index children.