Check Your Website’s Seo Score
Paste any URL and get a 0–100 score with specific, actionable fixes for title tags, meta descriptions, headings, alt text, mobile usability, HTTPS, page speed and 6 more on-page signals — in under five seconds.
What We Audit on your Website ?
Each card maps to a discrete check in the report. Hover for a quick description; click Check SEO Score to see the result for your own URL.
Title Tag
Length, presence and front-loading of your primary keyword. Optimal: 40–65 characters.
Meta Description
Compelling 120–160 character summary that drives organic click-through rate.
H1 Heading
Exactly one H1 per page, descriptive and aligned with the title tag.
H2 Structure
At least two H2 sections so readers and crawlers can scan the page hierarchy.
Image Alt Text
Descriptive alt attributes on every meaningful image for accessibility and image SEO.
Mobile Viewport
The single meta tag that controls how your page renders on phones and tablets.
Canonical URL
The link element that consolidates duplicate-content signals to a single preferred URL.
Page Load Speed
Server response time in milliseconds — the foundation of all Core Web Vitals.
Keyword Density
Topical focus measured as a percentage of the most-used 5+ character word.
HTTPS / SSL
Encrypted connection — a confirmed Google ranking signal since 2014.
Open Graph Tags
Social-media previews (Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack) and AI-Overview thumbnails.
Robots Directive
Detect accidental noindex tags that quietly hide your page from Google.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Check Your SEO Score
You can run a full audit without reading the rest of this page — but here is exactly what happens, in plain English, for anyone who is brand new to SEO.
Copy your page URL
Open the page you want to audit in a new tab and copy the address bar (for example https://yourblog.com/best-shoes-for-runners). Audit one page at a time for the cleanest signal.
Paste it into the input box above
Either in the dark hero box at the top of this page or on the dedicated SEO Checker page. Both go to the same engine.
Press “Check Score”
You’ll see a spinner while we fetch and parse the page. Results normally appear within 3–6 seconds, depending on your origin’s response time.
Read the 0–100 score and grade
The dial colour codes your result: green (80+) Excellent, blue (60–79) Good, amber (40–59) Average, red (<40) Needs work.
Work through the failing checks first
Sort mentally by status: red “fail” cards are highest priority, amber “warn” next, blue “info” last. Each card has a one-line fix.
Re-test after every fix
Apply the fix in your CMS, clear any cache, and run the same URL again. You should see the score climb in real time.
Importance of Running a Regular SEO Audit
People often think of SEO as a one-time launch task. In reality, every CMS update, theme change, plugin install, image upload and content edit can quietly break on-page signals. A monthly two-minute audit will catch regressions before they cost you traffic.
Save Hours of Manual QA
What takes a developer 20–30 minutes to check by hand (View Source, copy-paste headings into a counter, scroll for missing alts) the tool does in three seconds.
Avoid Wasted Ad Spend
Driving paid traffic to a page with a missing H1 or broken canonical is throwing money away. Audit before you advertise.
Surface in AI Overviews
Clean semantic HTML is exactly what LLMs and generative engines parse first. Better on-page = more AI citations.
Catch Silent SEO Disasters
A theme update that adds noindex by mistake can vanish you from Google overnight. We flag it instantly.
Improve Accessibility
Alt text and heading hierarchy serve both SEO and screen-reader users. One audit, two wins.
Benchmark vs. Competitors
Run the same audit on three competing pages — you’ll instantly see which on-page levers you can pull.
Avoid These Common SEO Mistakes
Setting the same title tag on every page. Often caused by a theme that defaults to "Site Name — Tagline". Every page needs a unique title that reflects its content.
Leaving the default WordPress meta description blank. WordPress will fall back to using the first 155 characters of the content, which is often awkward boilerplate ("Click here to learn more about…").
Using H1 for design styling only. Many themes wrap the site logo or a hero phrase in an H1. The real article heading then becomes an H2 or H3, confusing search engines.
Forgetting alt text on featured images. Featured images uploaded via CMS dashboards often skip the alt field. Always set alt at upload time, not "later".
Accidentally leaving noindex on after launch. Staging sites are often blocked from indexing — and developers forget to remove the tag during go-live. RankifyPro catches this instantly.
Mixing HTTP and HTTPS resources. A single insecure image on an otherwise HTTPS page can trigger a browser security warning that hurts conversion and trust.
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