1. Check a real page
See what the HTML actually contains: titles, headings, canonical declarations, index directives, image descriptions, structured data and internal links.
Check your website. Know what to ask for.
A free page-level SEO check with evidence and next steps. Start with your own website, not a generic score.
What should you fix before paying for SEO?
Check a homepage, service page or product page. Get specific observations and a practical action list, then carry the findings into an agency brief. Free, with no account or AI subscription.
HTTPS pages only. Up to five live checks per hour per connection, subject to daily availability. We fetch this page and robots.txt; we do not crawl the whole site.
Website blocks the checker? Check your exported HTML
Enter the original page address above, then select a saved .html file. It is analysed locally and never uploaded. Scripts are not executed. Live headers and crawl rules cannot be checked this way.
Compare with an earlier check
Download a JSON report after your first check. Load it here after making changes to compare the same page’s detected conditions. This is a before-and-after check, not a ranking comparison.
From a website question to a useful buying decision
2. Scope the work
Combine the findings with your sector, websites, competitors, goals and budget. The brief identifies missing information and asks agencies for comparable proposals.
3. Compare and recheck
Investigate agencies that fit the country and services you need. Save the check, implement agreed changes and compare the same page again.
Why not just ask an AI overview?
A general answer can explain SEO. This tool produces a dated record of observable conditions on your own page, with a downloadable action list that you can reuse in the buying process. It does not invent search data or charge for an AI-generated strategy.
Checks follow published guidance on crawl rules, canonical URLs and image discovery. Human judgement is still needed to decide which recommendations apply.