// Free tools · Website SEO Checker
Check up to 50 public pages for on-page SEO issues. Get a clear score, understand each finding, and know what to review first. No signup needed to run a check.
Rule-based SEO score
// Live website report
Sample report from a fictional page. No website was fetched.
// Keep your next steps handy
A clear email summary and a PDF with your score, findings, and page-by-page results. Ready to save or share with your team.
No errors or warnings found in these checks. A full SEO strategy still needs content, performance, and search visibility analysis.
No errors found in these checks.
No warnings found in these checks.
// Your next step
We’ll help you decide what to fix first and what will make a difference for your business.
Schedule a free, no-obligation call to go over your resultsFree conversation. No pressure.// Make your next move count
Our website SEO checker reviews page titles, meta descriptions, H1 headings, heading order, canonical tags, indexing directives, and more. It also checks for image alt attributes, mobile viewport tags, HTTPS, social metadata, and JSON-LD structured data.
Review errors first, then warnings. Open each finding for an explanation and suggested action, or explore the page-by-page results to see where an issue appears. A missing title or unexpected noindex directive deserves a different response from a title-length warning.
The rule-based score summarizes the HTML checks we can verify. A crawl score averages successfully analyzed pages; blocked and failed pages are reported separately. Rankings also depend on content quality, search intent, performance, and authority. This free SEO analysis is a starting point for a broader strategy.
// Good questions
Yes. This tool requires no account, signup, or payment. It fetches a public page directly through our server and uses our own checks.
The site crawl follows public links on your site, up to 50 pages or three minutes. It respects robots.txt and reports coverage, blocked pages, and failed fetches. Unlinked pages, JavaScript-only links, query URLs, backlinks, Core Web Vitals, and Search Console data are not included. You can also choose a single-page check.
Enter your public website URL at the top of this page, choose Crawl site or Single page, and select “Check my website.” Review your score and coverage, then use the errors, warnings, and passed-check boxes to jump to the relevant findings. You can request an emailed copy after a live check.
No. The checker analyzes public-page HTML and on-page SEO basics. It does not measure backlinks, keyword rankings, page speed, Core Web Vitals, or Google indexing. JavaScript-rendered content may be absent from the HTML we retrieve. For a wider review, explore our SEO services or schedule a free call.
Use the score to prioritize these checks, rather than as a ranking prediction. Each page has 11 weighted checks totaling 100 points: passed checks earn full points, warnings earn half, and errors earn zero. A high score means these basics passed; it does not guarantee search visibility or a healthy website.
Some sites block automated requests, need a login, render content only with JavaScript, or return oversized pages. Private addresses and custom ports are blocked. A failed fetch does not produce a score.
No. A warning flags something to review. For example, title length and one main heading are useful guidelines, not universal requirements. Each result explains its limits.
Your latest completed report is saved in this browser for up to seven days, replacing the previous report. Use “Clear saved report” to remove it. Crawl progress and results also remain in temporary server memory for ten minutes after the crawl starts; no report is saved to a server database. In live mode, Brand House receives your domain and a findings summary in Google Chat. If you request an email, the report is temporarily sent to our backend and delivered through Brevo; your email request is also reported to Brand House. The website you check receives a request from our server. Your browser and normal hosting access logs may still record requests.
