SEO Audit
Fetches the live page and scores 14 real on-page checks — title, meta, headings, canonical, robots, Open Graph, JSON-LD, alt text and response time.
What this on-page SEO checker measures
The audit fetches the live HTML of the URL you enter and grades the elements search engines read first: a unique title in the 50–60 character range, a meta description that earns the click, exactly one H1, a heading order with no skipped levels, a self-referencing canonical, an indexable robots directive, Open Graph and Twitter card tags for sharing, JSON-LD structured data, alt text on images, a mobile viewport, a language attribute, HTTPS and server response time.
Backlink quality check before you buy
On-page work only pays off when the link profile behind the domain is clean. Judge referring domains rather than raw backlink totals, check that links come from pages topically close to yours, and treat a sudden spike from a single network as a warning. Expired names with authority but toxic links cost more to clean than they save.
SEO compare domains side by side
Estimates are algorithmic, based on naming characteristics and market heuristics; they are not guaranteed sale prices.
Fix order that moves rankings fastest
- Repair indexability first: robots directives, canonical and HTTPS.
- Rewrite titles and descriptions for the query you actually target.
- Restore a single H1 and a clean heading hierarchy per page.
- Add structured data and Open Graph tags for richer results.
- Cut response time and image weight last, then re-run the audit.
How does the SEO audit work?
It visits the page you link and checks the title, description, headings, images, links, and technical speed essentials.
- Enter the website or page link.
- The page content is actually fetched and analyzed server-side.
- You get a score and a list of issues sorted by priority, with instructions on how to fix each one.