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FREE SEO TEST

Enter your website address and we’ll run 24 essential SEO checks in seconds — from titles and sitemaps to speed and social tags. No sign-up, no email — your score and action list appear instantly.

How It Works

01

Enter your address

Type your website address — no sign-up, email or setup required.

02

Analysis runs

Our servers fetch your page and run 24 essential SEO checks across 4 categories in seconds.

03

See your score

Instantly see your 0–100 score, passed and failed checks, and a concrete fix for every gap.

What We Check

24 essential checks in 4 categories — each directly affects how search engines see your site.

Meta Tags
  • Page title (title tag)

    The main headline shown in search results; 30–60 characters is ideal.

  • Meta description

    The summary text under your search result; 70–160 characters is ideal.

  • Indexability

    Whether the page is blocked from search engines via robots directives.

  • Canonical tag

    Declares the page’s "official" URL and prevents duplicate-content issues.

  • Language attribute (lang)

    The lang attribute on the html tag; matters for search and accessibility.

  • Mobile viewport

    Declares mobile responsiveness; required for mobile-first indexing.

  • Character encoding

    Explicit declaration of the page’s character set (UTF-8).

Content
  • H1 heading

    The page’s main heading; there should be exactly one per page.

  • Image alt texts

    Share of images described with an alt attribute; accessibility and image search.

  • Content length

    Visible word count on the page; 300+ words is a healthy baseline.

  • Heading structure

    Sectioning of content with H2 and lower headings.

  • Internal links

    Number of links to other pages of the same site.

  • Text-to-code ratio

    Ratio of visible text to total HTML size.

Technical
  • HTTPS

    Serving the site over a secure (SSL) connection; a direct ranking signal.

  • HTTP→HTTPS redirect

    Visitors arriving via http:// are automatically moved to the secure address.

  • robots.txt

    The file that tells search engine bots your crawling rules.

  • XML sitemap

    A sitemap.xml listing all pages for search engines.

  • Response time

    How fast the server delivers the page; under 1.5 seconds is good.

  • Mixed content

    No insecure http:// resources loaded on an HTTPS page.

  • Page size

    Size of the HTML document; under 500 KB is healthy.

  • Compression (gzip/br)

    Server sends content compressed; cuts transfer size by 70%+.

Social & Structured
  • Open Graph tags

    The title/description/image shown when shared on social media.

  • Structured data (JSON-LD)

    schema.org markup telling Google what the page is; the gateway to rich results.

  • Twitter Card

    The card preview tag for shares on X (Twitter).

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is an SEO score?+

The SEO score is a 0–100 summary of how search-engine friendly your site is. This test weighs 24 essential checks across meta tags, content structure, technical foundations and social markup. A high score doesn’t guarantee rankings, but a low score almost always means lost traffic.

Is this test really free?+

Yes, completely free. No sign-up, email or credit card — results appear instantly. If you like, you can request a professional quote afterwards; that conversation is free too.

Do you store my address or results?+

No. The analysis runs on the fly and the result is shown only in your browser; we don’t save your address or report to a database.

My score is low — what should I do?+

Don’t panic — start with the "failed" items; each comes with a concrete fix. Title, meta description and H1 fixes take about an hour on most sites. For technical items (HTTPS, compression, sitemap), ask your developer — or leave them to us.

Is this the same as Google PageSpeed?+

No. PageSpeed measures loading performance; this test audits the core SEO elements that affect search visibility (tags, content, indexability, social markup). The two complement each other.

How often should I run the test?+

Run it after any structural change (redesign, migration, new pages) and roughly once a month as a routine. Watching your fixes reflect in the score is the best motivation there is.

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