Website SEO Checker UK

Check it in three passes. First, run the page through an SEO checker like this one: it reads the page the way a search engine does and grades the title, description, headings, canonical tags, structured data, robots rules, links, server response and HTML markup, with the fixes listed in priority order. Second, open Google Search Console for your site to see which pages are indexed and the searches they appear for. Third, check again after every change, because most SEO problems arrive with a redesign, a plugin update or a migration.

Partly. ChatGPT is good at reviewing copy you give it: it can suggest a clearer title, rewrite a meta description or point out thin content. It does not run technical tests, so it cannot reliably tell you whether a canonical tag matches the served URL, which crawlers robots.txt blocks, whether the head section breaks before your SEO tags, or how the http, https, www and non-www versions redirect. Use a checker to measure those, then use ChatGPT to help write the fixes.

It depends on the job. For a single page’s on-page and technical SEO, a free checker that needs no signup, like this one, gives a full report in seconds. For your own site’s real search data (indexing, queries and clicks), nothing replaces Google Search Console, which is free. To crawl a whole site at once, use a desktop crawler such as Screaming Frog. For backlinks and keyword research, paid suites such as Ahrefs and Semrush are the usual choice. Most sites need a checker and Search Console; add the others when you need what they do.

Yes. Google Search Console is free and shows the average position your pages hold for each search, with impressions and clicks, once you verify that you own the site. This checker does not track rankings. It audits the on-page and technical signals that decide how well a page can rank, so use the two together: Search Console to see where you rank, and the checker to find what is holding a page back. Open Google Search Console.

Yes — this search engine optimization checker is completely free, and it is the same tool whether you spell it optimization or optimisation, analyze or analyse. Paste a URL and run a full technical audit at no cost. No account, no card, nothing to install.

Meta titles and descriptions (measured against Google’s pixel display budgets), Open Graph and Twitter cards, JSON-LD structured data, canonical tags and redirects across http/https and www variants, robots.txt, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag directives, XML sitemap, AI crawler access (ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity), word count and content quality, keyword consistency, heading structure, image alt text, internal and external links, HTTPS and mixed content, compression and security headers, server response time, and HTML markup Google can misread, such as a head section that breaks before your SEO tags. These checks feed an SEO score out of 100 and a prioritized to-do list. Straight after the main report, the checker also tests SPF, DKIM and DMARC, domain expiry, the 404 page and broken links, and reports them alongside the score in a shareable report.

Paste your page URL and run the scan. Within seconds you get a graded report of your site's SEO status — every issue explained, grouped by category, with clear fixes you can act on immediately.

No. The checker runs in your browser against any public URL — nothing to download and no account to create.

Yes — a minimal record. We keep the domain you scanned, its score, the date, and the country, IP address and browser the scan came from, so we can run and improve the service. We never store the page content, the full URL or your report — unless you click "Copy share link", which saves that report for 30 days so the link works, then it expires automatically. Ask us any time and we'll delete your domain's record. Read our privacy policy.

Above 90 is strong, 70–89 usually means minor technical fixes, and below 70 signals missing fundamentals like meta tags, canonicals or structured data. Run a free scan to see where your website lands.

Paste any public URL — the checker works on any site you can reach in a browser, not just your own. Compare a competitor's results with yours to see which signals they have that you're missing.

Yes. It audits the rendered HTML of any public website, so WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and hand-built sites all work — nothing to install.

Scan after every meaningful change — new pages, redesigns, migrations or CMS updates — and monthly as a baseline. Regressions are easiest to fix right after the deploy that caused them.

Most technical fixes the checker surfaces are well documented and fixable yourself. For ongoing work — content strategy, link building, monitoring — our SEO team can audit, fix and monitor it for you. Book a free SEO consultation.

An SEO checker automatically tests technical and on-page signals in seconds. A full SEO audit adds human analysis: content quality, keyword strategy, backlinks and competitive positioning. Book a free SEO consultation.

Yes — paste any URL to test that page's on-page SEO: your homepage, a product page or a blog post. Each page gets its own score and fix list, so scan the URLs that matter most.

Yes — treat each scan as a website SEO health checkup. It tests every core technical signal, grades the page with a score out of 100, and lists the errors to fix first. Run a quick checkup after any site change.

Yes. Every scan produces a free online SEO report — your score, each check's result and the recommended fixes — with a PDF you can share with your team or clients.

No — this is a technical SEO checker, not a rank tracker. It tests and scores the on-page signals that influence how you rank: metadata, canonicals, structured data, robots rules, HTTPS and mobile readiness. For rankings tracked and lifted month over month, our SEO team can help. See our SEO services.

We test the four main URL variants (http/https, www and non-www), follow redirects, and confirm the final URL's canonical tag matches the served page.

Yes. Compare mode highlights what changed between two scans — tags, scores and issues — so you can see what was fixed or introduced.

Yes. Download the report as a PDF to share with your team or clients, or embed the free widget on your own site.

Pick one preferred URL (https, and either www or non-www), redirect the rest with a 301 or 308, and make rel=canonical point at that final URL.

Yes. Scans are limited to approximately 30 per IP address per hour, enforced on a best-effort basis and shared across the tool and any embedded widgets.

All three describe one pass. The scanner fetches the page and reads what search engines read, the tester grades each signal pass or fail, and the audit report collects the failures into a prioritized fix list.

Every scan returns an SEO rating out of 100, plus a separate rating for each report category, so a strong overall score cannot hide one weak area. Above 90 is strong; below 70 points at missing fundamentals.

Run the URL through the checker. The verification covers the canonical tag against the served URL, robots rules and meta robots, the XML sitemap, JSON-LD validity, and the http/https and www variants — the checks that are easiest to get silently wrong.

The scored evaluation covers meta tags and snippets, social sharing, structured data, crawling and indexing, canonicals and redirects, content quality, page structure, links, server and security, and HTML markup. Email authentication, domain health and broken links are checked straight after and reported alongside. Each area returns its own findings, so you can evaluate one area at a time instead of chasing a single number.