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Free SEO Audit & On-Page Checker (Instant Site Report)

Fetch a page and get an instant on-page + technical scorecard with weighted issues you can fix today.

Why use this instead of doing it manually

Free SEO audit tool: paste any URL to instantly score title, meta, headings, links, images and technical signals, with prioritised, fix-ready recommendations.

How this tool compares to doing it manually
CapabilityThe manual wayWith ContentSERP
CostPaid crawlers with page limitsFree for the pages you check
Time to reportHours of manual inspectionInstant scored report
CoverageTitle / meta onlyHeadings, links, images, OG, canonical, HTTPS, content depth
Next stepsGeneric checklistPrioritised, page-specific fixes (optional AI enhancer)

Frequently asked questions

What does the free SEO audit actually check?

It parses the fetched HTML and scores the title, meta description, heading hierarchy, image alt coverage, internal vs external links, Open Graph and Twitter tags, canonical, viewport, HTTPS and content depth.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Enter a URL and the server fetches and parses the page for you — nothing to install, no extension required.

Is my URL stored?

The audit is performed on request and the raw HTML is not retained after the score is returned. Treat it as a stateless check.

Why do some scores look different from big paid tools?

This audit uses transparent, deterministic on-page rules. Pro layers in crawl budget, backlink data and ranking history across your whole domain.

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