How this tool works
Looks for non-2xx status, noindex directives and canonical differences.
The output is designed to make the next manual check clearer rather than turn SEO into a single score.
Review supplied HTTP status, robots directives and canonical URL for obvious indexing blockers before checking the live page in Search Console.
Enter your inputs, then update the result.
Your input is processed in this browser unless the tool says it uses an external API.
Looks for non-2xx status, noindex directives and canonical differences.
The output is designed to make the next manual check clearer rather than turn SEO into a single score.
It does not fetch the live URL or know Google’s index. Robots.txt, authentication, rendering, duplicate selection and spam policies remain separate checks.
Search visibility depends on crawlability, relevance, content quality, competition, links and many other signals. No browser tool can guarantee rankings.
No. It identifies a narrow technical or content-planning issue. Use the result with real page context and Search Console data.
Most tools run entirely in your browser. The Website Speed Test is the exception: it sends the public URL you enter to Google PageSpeed Insights.
No. Write naturally, answer the searcher's task, use descriptive headings and internal links, and avoid forced repetition.
Continue with the next specific check instead of relying on a single SEO score.
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