What Google actually
sees on your page.
Sixty-plus checks across six areas, each with the specific fix. No account, no email, and no report held back behind a trial.
Six areas, sixty-plus checks
Weighted by how much each one actually affects whether a page gets found, so the score is not just a count of ticks.
Meta data
Title and description measured in pixels rather than characters, plus canonical, indexability, language, charset, doctype, favicon and URL hygiene.
Page quality
Word count, sentence length, whether your title words appear in the text, placeholder copy left behind, image alt text, viewport, structured data and mixed content.
Page structure
One H1, no skipped levels, no duplicate heading text, and whether the number of headings is in proportion to the amount of writing.
Links
Internal link count, repeated anchor text, empty links, over-long link text, and whether you cite anything external at all.
Server
Time to first byte, HTML size, compression, security headers, version disclosure, robots.txt, and whether a sitemap exists at all.
AI readiness
Content-to-code ratio, whether AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, llms.txt, and whether identity schema tells an answer engine who is publishing this.
A fix on every line
Not one check says only "failed". Each tells you what to change, because a score with no fix is just a number that makes you feel bad.
Three things worth knowing
Most free SEO checkers exist to sell you the fix. This one gives you the fix.