Titles, metadata, hierarchy and structured data: a first check to understand which interventions are worth deepening.
Check the box: the panel with the URL opens once the verification has passed.
Analyse a URL.
Free: no payment, no account, no form to send. The server reads the public HTML of the page. It does not run JavaScript, and it checks structure, robots.txt and the sitemap. You can then request analyses with JavaScript and accessibility tests.
Measured / HTML document
The signals observed.
Recommendations
The automatic checks are limited to the document and to the data described. Actual indexing, ranking and AI citations require authorised external sources. No universal GEO score is attributed.
Rendered page and accessibility
Automatic tests on a single mobile visit. They are not a certification and not Core Web Vitals from your users.
The tool
What it looks at, what it cannot tell you.
What it analyses
The HTML document
What the server returns, without running JavaScript: title, meta description, number of H1s, canonical URL, JSON-LD blocks and their syntax, images without alt, links with href, declared language, meta robots directives, mobile viewport. Ten signals, and a score that says how many of them are present.
robots.txt and sitemap
Whether the page is blocked for Googlebot and for the audit crawler, the sitemaps declared, whether the file is valid XML, how many URLs it declares and whether the address you wrote is among them.
With JavaScript, if you ask
One mobile visit with rendering: LCP and CLS observed in that window, and the automatic accessibility tests. These are laboratory results, not a certification and not the data of your users.
What it does not measure
Actual indexing
A noindex is a technical signal, not your state in the index. You need Search Console or an official source.
SEO ranking
You need the query, the country, the device and a SERP source or Search Console data.
AI citations
You need answers observed on specific platforms across a set of queries. They cannot be inferred from the site.
Full accessibility and real experience
An automatic test on a single mobile visit is not a conformity certification, and it does not describe how a person uses your site.
What you get
The signals read
A list of what was found with the value observed, and a structural score that states it is not an SEO or GEO ranking.
Recommendations
The interventions those signals suggest, with the limits of each check.
A text report
Source, scope, signals measured, recommendations, rendering and accessibility results, and the areas that need external sources. You download it from the results panel.
A starting point
The questions to bring into a conversation about the project, not a complete diagnosis.
Conditions and times
Reading
The page must be public, served over HTTP or HTTPS on a standard port, under 1 MB. The reading has a 12-second limit; robots.txt and sitemap have 5 each. The answer usually arrives in a few seconds.
Analysis with JavaScript
It takes longer: two browser analyses at a time, with a slot freed after 90 seconds if the work stops.
How many
Five analyses per hour for each address, plus an overall limit on the service: that is how the server’s resources are controlled, not a service plan.
What it costs here
The audit that starts from this page is free. No part of it asks for a payment, an account or sending a form: you write a URL and the answer arrives here. The site does not list the audit as a priced service and does not state prices. A deeper audit, with your business data, is not an active service and has no published price: if it ever is, it will be written here.
This is the tool this site uses on itself too: the address of this page is a public URL like any other. Write it in the field above and see what it answers.
A complete audit looks further.
Performance, content, tracking and conversions need dedicated tools and access to the data. The structural check alone does not describe the visitor’s experience. A complete audit requires additional checks and business data.