Free SEO checker that audits your website's on-page SEO, meta tags, schema markup, security headers, Open PageRank, and AI readiness. One scan, every fix ranked by impact.
Check My Page SEO is a free SEO checker. Paste any page URL and a target topic or term, and it runs a full website audit in seconds. You get one clear report that covers on-page SEO, technical SEO, security, schema, social cards, and how ready your page is for AI answer engines.
Every result comes with a plain-English explanation and a fix, so you know what to change and why it matters. The report opens with a dashboard, then lists your issues ranked by impact, so you always know what to do first.
Paste the full address of the page you want to check into the URL field at the top of this page.
Type the main keyword you want the page to rank for. The report uses it to score your title, headings, and keyword use.
Run the scan and read the dashboard, then work down the ranked list of fixes from high priority to low. Re-scan after each change to watch your score climb.
Your title tag length and keyword placement, meta description length and wording, heading structure from H1 to H3, keyword density, readability, and your text to HTML ratio. This is the SERP preview and content core of the report.
Server and CDN details, HTTP requests, file minification, page size, load time, compression, canonical tags, robots.txt rules, XML sitemap, mobile friendliness, and duplicate URL variants that can split your rankings.
HTTPS enforcement across www and non-www, HSTS, Content Security Policy, X-Frame-Options, and whether your server leaks its stack through headers like X-Powered-By.
Every schema type on the page, FAQ and HowTo detection, and live previews of your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn cards with a check on each Open Graph and Twitter tag: og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, and the twitter:card fallbacks, plus a measured og:image size verdict against the 1200 x 630 ideal.
Whether AI answer engines can use your page. It checks your llms.txt file, AI crawler access in robots.txt, and scans your copy for AI tells such as em dashes and stock phrases that signal unedited AI text.
Every person, place, and organization your page actually names, resolved against Wikidata, plus entity density and whether your JSON-LD schema declares the same things your copy talks about. This is what lets search engines and AI answer engines confirm what the page is about.
Search is changing. Google still ranks pages, but ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews now answer questions directly and send real traffic to the pages they cite. A page that is well built for both wins twice.
A quick page SEO check finds the hidden problems that hold you back: a truncated title, a missing meta description, a noindex tag left on by accident, or a blocked AI crawler. Fix the flagged items, run the scan again, and watch the scores rise.
The full scan above runs every check at once. When you only need one answer, each check is also its own focused tool with its own report.
Reads the HTML head of any page and reports the title tag, meta description, canonical, robots directives, and every Open Graph and Twitter Card tag, each with a clear verdict and length guidance. Open the Meta Tag Analyzer
Lists every JSON-LD structured data block on a page, what each one contains, and which key types like WebSite, Organization, FAQPage, and HowTo are present, so you know what rich results you qualify for. Open the Schema Markup Checker
Tests HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, nosniff, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy on any URL, with live header values and importance-ranked verdicts. Open the Security Headers Checker
Checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews can crawl and cite your page: llms.txt, AI crawler access in robots.txt, and AI writing tells in your visible copy. Open the AI Readiness Checker
Extracts every person, place, and organization named on a page with free named entity recognition, resolves each one against Wikidata, measures entity density, and checks whether your JSON-LD schema actually declares the things your copy names. Open the Entity Checker
Tests every og: and twitter: tag on a page, renders the exact share card Facebook, X, and LinkedIn will build, loads your og:image to measure its real pixel size against the 1200 x 630 ideal, and lists the social profiles the page links to. Open the Open Graph Checker
Paste your page URL and target topic or term, then run the scan. You get an instant audit of your title, meta description, headings, schema, links, security, and AI readiness, with a ranked list of fixes.
Yes. Check My Page SEO is free with no sign up. You can run a full audit on any public URL and read the complete report right away.
It checks on-page SEO, technical SEO, security headers, schema markup, social cards, content quality, internal and external links, and answer-engine readiness such as llms.txt and AI crawler access.
Yes. Enter any public URL, including a competitor, to see how its page is structured and where it can improve.
Search Console shows how Google already sees pages you own. This tool audits any URL live and explains the on-page and technical fixes that move rankings.
It reports page size, request count, compression, and caching signals. For lab Core Web Vitals numbers, pair it with a field-data tool.
It checks whether AI answer engines can use your page. That includes llms.txt, AI crawler access in robots.txt, and copy that avoids obvious AI tells.
Open PageRank is a free 0 to 10 score that measures a domain's link authority, based on how many important sites link to it. It is an open alternative to Google's original PageRank, which Google stopped sharing publicly in 2016. Our scan shows your domain's Open PageRank and referring domain count at the top of every report.
Fix the high priority items first, usually the title, meta description, and any technical or security warnings, then re-scan to watch the score rise.
Check a page after any major edit, and review key pages monthly, so small issues are caught before they cost you traffic.
No. Each scan runs on demand and the report is generated for you in the browser. We do not keep a copy of the pages you check.
A free on-page SEO check gives you a strong start, but it has limits. Pair your on-page fixes with off-page SEO for the best results.