Free website tools
See the numbers before you guess
Paste a link. Get counts, charts, and a clear picture of what looks fine versus what to review. No login. No made-up 0–100 score.
We read the public page the same way a first download would — not a Google login, and not a full live preview with JavaScript.
SEO Checker
Check one page — titles, setup, and search-visibility signals.
Paste a page link. See how many checks passed, what to review, and what to fix first. Counts come from the HTML we fetched — not a ranking score.
Open dashboardSite Audit
Check up to 25 pages and see patterns across the sample.
We open up to 25 pages on the same site, count what passed vs what to fix, and show how much of the sitemap we included. This is a sample — not a crawl of every URL.
Open dashboardSitemap Checker
See how many URLs are listed and whether a sample is reachable.
We parse your sitemap XML, count URLs, then sample some of them for HTTP status and indexability signals. The total count is from the file; the sample is what we actually opened.
Open dashboardSchema Validator
See what structured data is on the page, and if the JSON is valid.
We extract JSON-LD from the page. Syntax errors are observed. Missing properties are labelled as potential issues — not as Google Rich Result failures.
Open dashboardHow these pages get found
Each tool is a real page with its own URL, title, and explanation — not an empty form. They appear in the site sitemap, in Resources, and from matching Website Guide articles. Someone searching “how to check a sitemap” or “check if a page is SEO ready” can land here because the page answers that question, then offers the checker.
We do not hide the tool behind an email gate. We also do not pretend this is Google Search Console. If a page ranks, it should be because the explanation is useful — the dashboard is what you run after you arrive.
Four tools, four jobs
- SEO Checker — one page.
- Site Audit — up to 25 pages.
- Sitemap Checker — the sitemap file and a sample of its URLs.
- Schema Validator — JSON-LD on one page.