Website SEO Checker
Enter any website URL and get an instant SEO score across 12 checks. Free, no login, results in seconds.
Works on any live website. We analyse the page and score it instantly.
What we check
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How to use the SEO checker
- 1Type a web address into the box, for example yourbusiness.co.uk. You do not need to add https://, the checker does that for you.
- 2Press "Check" or hit Enter. The checker fetches that page and analyses it, usually within a few seconds.
- 3Read your score out of 100. It is the share of the 12 checks the page passed: 75 or more is Good, 50 to 74 Needs work, under 50 Poor.
- 4Scroll through "Detailed checks". Each one shows a pass or fail, what was found on the page and a tip on how to fix it.
- 5Fix what you can, then run the check again. Repeat for your other important pages, such as each service page.
What each check means and why it matters
These 12 checks cover the on-page basics Google and your visitors notice first. None of them is difficult to fix, but each one left undone makes it a little harder for a page to rank or to win the click.
Page title
The title shown as the blue link in Google. It should exist and be 30 to 60 characters, so it is descriptive without being cut off.
Meta description
The short summary under the link in search results. 120 to 160 characters gives people a reason to click.
H1 heading
The main heading on the page. Exactly one H1 tells Google and readers what the page is about.
HTTPS
Whether the page loads securely. Browsers warn visitors about insecure pages, which costs trust and enquiries.
Mobile viewport
A tag that makes the page scale properly on phones. Without it, mobile visitors get a tiny, zoomed-out desktop page.
Image alt text
Text descriptions on images. They help screen reader users and tell search engines what each image shows.
Open Graph tags
Control the title, description and image shown when your page is shared on WhatsApp, Facebook or LinkedIn.
Schema markup
Structured data that describes your business in a format search engines read directly.
Canonical tag
Tells Google which address is the main version of a page, so near-duplicate URLs do not compete with each other.
Indexable
Checks for a noindex tag. If one is present, Google is told to leave the page out of search results entirely.
Content length
A word count of the page. Pages with under 300 words rarely give Google enough to rank them for anything.
Subheadings (H2)
At least two H2 headings, which break content into sections that are easier to scan and to understand.
Where to start if your score is low
Fix anything that stops the page appearing at all before anything else. A noindex tag or a missing HTTPS certificate matters far more than a meta description that is a few characters short.
Next, work on the title, H1 and content length together, because they all describe what the page is about. A title like "Emergency Plumber in Enfield | Your Business" with a matching H1 and a few hundred words on the service will do more than any technical tweak. Leave Open Graph tags and schema until the basics are in place.
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