SEO checker for your whole website, not just one page
The Rankmetr SEO checker crawls your site, finds technical and on-page issues that hold back search visibility, and tells you what to work on first. The tool is in early access: leave your website and we will let you know when the free check opens.
Check website SEO
The free SEO checker is in early access. Enter your website and work email and we will tell you when it is ready to run on your site.
What the SEO checker looks at
A useful SEO check goes beyond a single URL. This website SEO checker crawls the site the way a search engine does and groups the issues it finds, so it works as an SEO page checker and a full-site analyzer at once.
- Indexing: pages blocked by robots.txt or noindex, canonical tags that point to the wrong URL, pages missing from the sitemap.
- Status codes and redirects: broken pages, redirect chains and loops, internal links that lead to errors.
- Title and meta tags: missing, duplicate, too long or too short titles and descriptions, missing H1.
- Content: thin and duplicate pages that compete with each other for the same keywords.
- Internal links: orphan pages, pages buried too deep in the site, broken internal links.
- Images: missing alt text and oversized files that slow pages down.
- Structured data: schema markup that is missing or has errors.
- Security and performance: HTTPS issues, mixed content and slow pages that hurt users and rankings.
How to read your SEO audit report
An SEO score is a quick summary, not the goal. Two sites with the same score can have very different problems: one may have a few broken links, the other may have half of its pages out of the index. Read the report by impact, not by the number.
Errors first
Issues that stop search engines from crawling or indexing pages come first: blocked pages, wrong canonical tags, server errors, broken redirects. A page that is not indexed cannot rank, however good the content is.
Then warnings
Titles, meta descriptions, duplicate content and internal links affect how well indexed pages rank and how they look in Google results. Work on them first on the pages that bring traffic or should bring it.
Notices last
Minor recommendations are worth a look when the main issues are closed. Some of them do not apply to every site, and that is fine.
What to do with the results
- 01
Pick the top issues
The report ends with 3 to 5 actionable tasks ranked by impact, so you know where to start.
- 02
Update and re-check
After the changes, the crawler checks the same pages again and closes what is done.
- 03
Track rankings
Watch how the changes affect positions in the rank tracker.
- 04
Monitor the site
Scheduled crawls catch new issues after site updates, before they cost you traffic.
Beyond a one-time SEO check
A free SEO optimization checker is good for a quick look. Businesses that depend on organic traffic need more: a detailed technical SEO audit on a schedule, automated monitoring of changes and someone who handles the issues. In the platform the audit sits next to rank tracking and keyword research, and our team can run the work for you as part of SEO services. For uptime and certificates, see the website down checker and the SSL checker.
FAQ
What is an SEO checker?
An SEO checker is a tool that scans a website for issues that affect search visibility: indexing, broken links, redirects, titles, meta tags, content and speed. A good analyzer also explains which issues to handle first.
Is a high SEO score good?
It helps, but it is not a ranking factor. A score summarizes technical health; positions also depend on content, links and competition. Start with the issues that block indexing and traffic, and do not chase the last few points.
Can ChatGPT do an SEO audit?
It can review a page you paste and suggest improvements, but it cannot crawl a whole site, see status codes or compare pages. For a site audit you need a crawler; AI is useful for explaining and prioritizing the results.
How often should I check website SEO?
Run a full audit after every major site update and at least once a month for an active site. Scheduled crawls catch new problems before they show up as lost rankings.
What is the 80/20 rule for SEO?
It means a small share of fixes brings most of the result. In a typical audit, a handful of issues on key pages matters more than a long list of minor warnings.
How do I track SEO results after the fixes?
Compare rankings and organic traffic before and after the changes in a rank tracker and Google Search Console, and re-run the audit to confirm the issues are closed.
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