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Free SEO Score Checker

Enter a page address and get a quick on-page score out of 100, with a plain list of what passed and what to fix. You can also compare two pages side by side. No signup, no email, nothing saved.

Checks one page at a time. Please keep to a few checks a minute.

How it works

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Type the full address of one page, for example your homepage or a service page. Add a second page if you want to compare.

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We load the page once, the way a normal visitor would, and read its HTML. We also test a sample of its links and images.

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You get a score and a list of checks with a simple fix for each one. Use the print button to save the report as a PDF.

What this checker looks at

It covers the basics that sit on the page itself: secure connection, title, meta description, whether the title and H1 match, heading order, canonical tag, whether the page may be indexed, mobile viewport, language, image alt text and image size, internal and broken links, amount of text, keyword stuffing, social sharing tags, structured data, server response time, security headers, robots.txt, sitemap and the www redirect. For Arabic pages it also checks the language and direction settings, and it lists simple local business signals.

It is a quick health check, not a Google score. It does not look at backlinks, authority, keyword rankings or full page speed, and a high score does not promise higher rankings. To fix what it finds, follow our on-page SEO checklist. For a human review of the whole site, see our SEO services or request a free SEO audit. Problems with indexing and speed are covered under technical SEO.

Questions about the SEO score checker

Yes. You do not need to sign up or give an email address, and we do not store the addresses you check.
No. Google does not give pages a score. This tool is our own simple on-page check, so use it to spot obvious gaps rather than to predict rankings.
The page may block automated tools in its robots.txt, take too long to respond, or sit behind a login. Private and internal addresses cannot be checked.
The checker reads the HTML the server sends. If your heading is added later by JavaScript, it will not be seen. Search engines can often read it, but putting it in the HTML is safer.
Press the print button under the results and choose Save as PDF in the print window.

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