What this tool does
It checks title, meta description, headings, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, robots, sitemap, schema, content, images, and indexability signals.
Enter any URL for a complete SEO health check — scored out of 100 with actionable recommendations.
Works with any public URL — no sign-up or API key needed.
Enter any URL above to get an instant pass / warning / fail audit across every major on-page and technical SEO signal.
Check presence, character length, truncation risk, and get specific rewording recommendations.
Detect missing H1, multiple H1 issues, H2 count, and heading hierarchy problems.
Verify canonical URL, noindex signals, X-Robots-Tag, and HTTP status codes.
Confirm og:title, og:image, og:description, twitter:card and all required social tags are present.
Check robots.txt accessibility, crawl blocking, and XML sitemap presence at common locations.
Detect structured data blocks, identify schema types, and flag invalid JSON-LD that will fail validation.
Verify the viewport meta tag exists with width=device-width for correct mobile rendering.
Count images missing alt attributes — important for accessibility, image SEO, and Core Web Vitals.
Estimate word count, paragraph structure, language attribute, internal/external links, and thin content risk.
UnderHost managed WordPress hosting includes SEO-optimised server config, caching, free SSL, and 24/7 expert support.
The SEO audit brings together on-page and technical checks so a page can be reviewed before publishing, migration, or ranking work.
It checks title, meta description, headings, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, robots, sitemap, schema, content, images, and indexability signals.
Enter the exact page URL. Use the score as a summary, then work through failed and warning items in order of business importance.
A warning may be harmless for some page types, but missing canonical, noindex, blocked robots, missing titles, or poor content structure can affect discoverability.
Hosting changes can alter redirects, HTTPS, robots.txt, sitemaps, and response codes, so SEO checks are useful before and after migrations.









































