Check my website's SEO — free, instant
Check the submitted page’s title, headings, canonical, structured data and indexability. You first see the overall eight-area score; email unlocks the SEO breakdown and full report. Three successful analyses per network are free each UTC day.
3 free successful analyses per network per UTC day. Score without signup; email unlocks the full report.
What we check for SEO
Title & meta description
Whether your title tag and meta description exist, are the right length, and are unique and descriptive.
Headings structure
A single, keyword-relevant H1 and a logical H2–H3 outline search engines can follow.
Structured data (schema)
JSON-LD markup that helps you win rich results and helps engines understand your content.
Canonical & indexability
That your canonical tag is set and nothing is accidentally blocking the page from being indexed.
Open Graph & social
Open Graph and Twitter tags so your links render properly when shared.
Crawlability basics
Robots rules, sitemap presence and links that let search engines discover your pages.
Worked example: a critical SEO failure
Illustrative example, not a measured website: a page earns 80% of the available weighted SEO checks. The scoring curve gives round(100 × 0.8^1.7) = 68. If its indexable check fails, the SEO dimension is capped at 55. Fixing noindex removes that cap, but does not guarantee indexing or a position in Google. Check the submitted URL in Search Console after the fix.
How do I check my website's SEO?
Paste your URL into WebAnalyzer and it inspects your live page's HTML for the on-page SEO signals that matter — titles, meta, headings, schema, canonical and indexability — then shows the overall score. Email unlocks the SEO breakdown and full report. It's a fast, free first pass that catches the issues most likely to be holding your rankings back before you invest in a deeper audit.
On-page SEO vs the rest of the picture
On-page SEO is what you control directly on the page, and it's where most quick wins live. But rankings also depend on site speed, mobile usability, security and — increasingly — whether AI answer engines can cite you. That's why WebAnalyzer scores SEO alongside performance, accessibility, security and AI readiness (GEO): a page can be technically well-optimized and still lose traffic to a slow load or a failing Core Web Vital.
Fix the issues, then re-check
SEO improvement is a loop: measure, fix the highest-impact issues first, then re-check to confirm the score moved. Start with anything that blocks indexing or breaks a fundamental (missing title, no canonical), then work down the list. Re-running the check after changes shows you exactly what improved.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check my website for SEO for free?
Paste a public domain or page URL. You first see the overall score across eight areas without an account. Email unlocks the SEO breakdown and full report. Three successful analyses per network are free each UTC day.
What is a good SEO score?
On WebAnalyzer's 0–100 scale, 90+ is excellent and 70+ is solid. The number matters less than what's behind it — the checker shows which specific on-page issues are dragging the score down so you know exactly what to improve.
Does WebAnalyzer check technical SEO?
It checks the on-page and technical fundamentals you can act on — titles, meta, headings, structured data, canonical, indexability, Open Graph and crawlability signals — and flags what's missing or misconfigured.
Is this an SEO audit tool?
Yes — it's a free, instant on-page SEO audit. It gives you a scored report of what's wrong across SEO and seven other dimensions. For AI search specifically, see our AI readiness checker.
Analyze your website free
3 free successful analyses per network per UTC day. Score without signup; email unlocks the full report.