The technical SEO checks
you run every week.

Sixteen focused checks, no sign-up, nothing stored.

• Meta Title & Description CheckerPixel-accurate title and description lengths, with the truncation point marked for desktop and mobile.
• SERP Snippet PreviewerSee the exact snippet Google will render, before you publish it.
• Open Graph & Social PreviewerPreview the card your URL produces on X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Slack, and catch the missing tags.
• Heading Structure AnalyzerSoonOutline every H1–H6 on a page and flag skipped levels, duplicates and empty headings.
• Word Count & Readability ScorerWord count plus reading ease, sentence length and passive voice — scored on the rendered text, not the raw HTML.
• Anchor Text AnalyzerGroup every internal and external anchor on a page to spot over-optimisation and naked URLs.
• Robots.txt TesterTest any path against a robots.txt, one user-agent at a time, and see exactly which rule matched.
• Meta Robots Tag TesterResolve the meta robots tag and the X-Robots-Tag header together, including the conflicts between them.
• Canonical Tag AuditorFollow canonical chains and catch self-reference gaps, cross-domain targets and conflicting signals.
• XML Sitemap ValidatorSoonValidate the structure, check the status of every URL inside, and find what the sitemap left out.
• Redirect Chain CheckerSoonTrace the full hop path to the final URL, with the status code and the latency each hop adds.
• Multi-URL Status Code CheckerPaste a list of URLs and get every status code back in one pass, no crawler needed.
• Schema Markup Generator & ValidatorSoonBuild valid JSON-LD from a form, then check it against Schema.org and Google's rich result requirements.
• Hreflang Checker & GeneratorSoonValidate return tags and locale codes across a cluster, or generate a clean set from scratch.
• HTTP Header InspectorInspect every response header — caching, compression, security and vary — for any URL or user-agent.
• Log File Analyzer (Lite)SoonDrop in a server log and see what search engines actually crawled, how often, and what they got back.