SEO Analyzer
Run a free SEO audit on any webpage. Check title tags, headings, meta description, links, and Core Web Vitals - instant results.
Run a fast on-page SEO audit on any public URL. The analyser checks 50+ ranking factors — titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, internal links, schema markup, mobile readiness, and more — then returns a prioritised list of fixes ranked by impact. Useful for site owners diagnosing why a page won't rank, freelancers delivering professional client audits, and SEO teams catching regressions before they tank organic traffic. Free, with no account required, and an optional email delivery of the full report.
How It Works
Using SEO Analyzer in 3 Steps
Enter Your URL
Type or paste the full URL of the page you want to analyse. Optionally add your email to receive the report by email.
Run the Audit
The tool fetches the live page and evaluates it against 50+ on-page SEO factors including headings, meta tags, links, and structured data.
Implement the Recommendations
Work through the prioritised recommendations - critical issues first - and re-run the audit after each batch of fixes.
Use Cases
Who Uses SEO Analyzer?
Website Owners
Find and fix on-page SEO issues that are preventing your pages from ranking - without needing an expensive SEO consultant.
SEO Professionals
Use as a quick-check tool during client audits or monthly reporting to spot regressions before they impact rankings.
Freelancers and Agencies
Deliver a professional SEO audit report to clients showing exactly what needs fixing and in what priority order.
FAQ
SEO Analyzer — Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you start.
What does the SEO Analyzer check?
The tool audits key on-page SEO factors including title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure (H1–H3), image alt text, canonical tags, internal and external links, page load signals, mobile-friendliness indicators, and structured data - all in one report.
How accurate is the SEO score?
The score reflects best practices aligned with Google's 2025 ranking guidelines. It is a solid indicator of your page's SEO health, but should be used alongside Google Search Console data for a complete picture of real-world performance.
How often should I run an SEO audit?
Run an audit after any significant content changes, when you notice ranking drops, when launching new pages, and at least monthly for important landing pages. Regular auditing catches regressions early.
Will fixing these issues improve my Google rankings?
Yes - implementing the recommendations addresses specific signals Google uses to evaluate pages. Users typically see measurable improvements within 4–12 weeks, depending on the competitiveness of their keywords and how many issues were fixed.
Is the SEO Analyzer free?
Yes - 100% free, no account required, no usage limits.
Can I get the report sent to my email?
Yes. Enter your email address in the optional field before running the analysis and a copy of the report will be sent to you.