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Free · No sign-up · PrivateWebsite & SEO
Check what Google sees. Fix what quietly gets in the way.
Free website checks for indexing, titles, redirects, robots.txt, sitemaps, schema, social previews and the little SEO jobs that should not need a subscription.
12 tools available now · full set live
What do you need to do?
Pick the job you recognise.
Indexability checker
See whether meta robots or X-Robots-Tag is telling search engines not to index a page.
Open tool →Meta tag + Google preview
Inspect title, description, robots and canonical tags with a simple search-result preview.
Open tool →Redirect & header checker
Trace redirect hops and inspect the final HTTP status and SEO-relevant headers.
Open tool →SEO page audit
Run a focused on-page audit across titles, headings, canonical, robots, schema, images and mobile basics.
Open tool →Heading structure checker
See the H1–H6 outline and catch missing or skipped heading levels.
Open tool →Open Graph preview
Check the social title, description, image and URL a page exposes when it is shared.
Open tool →Canonical tag checker
See whether a page declares one canonical URL and whether it points where you expect.
Open tool →Robots.txt tester
Fetch robots.txt and test whether a path is allowed or blocked for Googlebot.
Open tool →XML sitemap validator
Check that a sitemap opens, has the right XML shape and contains usable URLs.
Open tool →Schema markup tester
Find JSON-LD on a public page or paste schema directly and check whether the JSON parses.
Open tool →Schema markup generator
Build clean JSON-LD for common page types without writing it from scratch.
Open tool →Keyword use checker
Check repetition and placement without pretending keyword density is a ranking score.
Open tool →Private by design
Local where practical.
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