Evidence you can inspect
See which pages were read and the specific signal behind each finding.
Free website SEO check
See what deserves attention.
A useful first pass for your next SEO decision. We read accessible public pages, show the evidence and give your team a practical action list. See your full report before deciding whether to email it.
Real page observationsA practical action list
From check to next step
See the evidence
Which pages were read and what they returned.
Find the priorities
Observed issues, working signals and open questions.
Put it to work
A clear action, an owner and a way to check the fix.
Share the report with your team
Priorities you can act on
Give your website team a clear action, an owner and a way to check the result.
A link your team can use
Copy your report into a team conversation. Your email is never part of the shared page.
A clear starting point
Useful findings.
Clear boundaries.
This is an automated public-page check. A detailed assessment adds account access, measured performance and business context. There is no mystery readiness score.
What will I get?
A page-by-page first pass through the accessible parts of your public website. The report separates observed issues, working signals and checks that still need evidence. Each priority includes an action and a suggested owner.
Do I need to give you my email?
No. You can view the full report and copy its share link without an email address. Requesting an email copy is optional. Two marketing follow-ups have a separate checkbox that starts unchecked.
Does this measure rankings or website speed?
No. This check reads public HTML and technical responses. Search rankings, Google indexing, real-user speed and private analytics need separate tools or account access. Those limits are shown beside the relevant findings.
Can I share the report with my team?
Yes. Each saved report has an unguessable link that expires after seven days. Anyone with the link can read the public-site findings, but not your submitted email address. The browser that created it can revoke the link. Reports are not intended for search indexing.
What if my website cannot be read?
Some websites require JavaScript or block automated requests. We will show the pages we could read and any gaps. If there is not enough evidence to recommend page-specific fixes, you can retry without entering an email.
Considering SEO help for your business?
Start with the check. Then discuss an assessment and a managed-service scope for the services and locations you want customers to find.