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A technical SEO checker that reads one page the way a search engine does and lists the problems that stop it ranking.
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Open the tool| Check | Found | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Indexable | Yes | Passed |
| Canonical | Points to itself | Passed |
| H1 | 2 on the page | Warning |
| Open Graph image | Not set | Missing |
AI explains each problem in plain words. The checks themselves are rules in code, so every result is a fact.
The page is read once, with its headers and redirects.
robots.txt, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag are checked.
Tags, headings, links and headers are tested.
Each problem comes with why it matters and how to fix it.
A technical SEO checker reads a page the way a search engine does and tests the parts that decide whether it can be found, understood and shown well. It looks at the reply the server gives, the rules that allow or block indexing, and the tags in the page.
It suits a quick check of a new page, a page that dropped in search, or a template after a release.
Indexing: the status code, redirects, noindex in the page or in the headers, and robots.txt rules. Signals: the canonical, hreflang language tags, the title, the meta description and the H1 to H6 outline.
Sharing and safety: Open Graph and Twitter tags for link previews, security headers, caching and compression. Mobile: the viewport, font size and tap targets.
Anything that stops indexing comes first: an error status, a noindex tag left from a test site, a robots.txt block or a canonical that points somewhere else. These can take a page out of search on their own.
Weak titles, missing descriptions and messy headings come next. They don't block a page, but they make it less likely to be clicked.
This checker looks at one page in depth. Website Audit runs the same checks on every page of the site and groups problems that come from one template, so you fix them once.
It runs the same page checks on one page. Website Audit runs them on every page of a site.
No. Only public pages are read.
Errors stop a page being found or indexed. Warnings make it weaker but don't block it.
Yes. Both the meta robots tag and the X-Robots-Tag header are read.