SEO & Website Tools
Website SEO Analyzer — On-Page SEO Score & Checklist
Audit any page's on-page SEO with a score out of 100: title, headings, alt coverage, links, canonical, HTTPS, word count and a prioritised fix list.
Open toolAI SEO Score Checker
Enter a URL and this checker does what a consultant's first pass does: it fetches the live page, extracts its real title, meta description, heading structure and content depth, and has the AI judge them as a set — returning a score out of 100, the strengths to protect, and a fix list ordered by impact rather than alphabet. It judges the page itself, honestly: not backlinks it cannot see, not rankings it cannot know. Run it on the page that should be ranking and is not; the top two fixes are usually an afternoon's work and most of the available gain.
This tool is powered by AI running on a free service tier, so a generation can occasionally take a little longer or ask you to retry at busy times. Your input is sent only to produce your result — it is not stored.
How to use this tool
- Paste the full URL of the page to audit.
- Click Check SEO score — the page is fetched and its real title, meta, headings and content are analysed.
- Read the score, summary and strengths.
- Work the fix list top-down — it is ordered by impact, not by ease.
Worked example
A services page with a 78-character title, no meta description and a single H1 scores in the 50s; the fix list leads with the missing description and title length, then notes the thin word count — the same order an SEO consultant would prioritise.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the Website SEO Analyzer on this site?
The Analyzer runs a fixed 13-point mechanical checklist — fast and consistent. This checker fetches the same page but has the AI weigh the findings together: a missing meta description matters more on a thin page than a rich one. Use the Analyzer for routine checks, this for judgment calls.
What does the score actually measure?
On-page quality only: title and meta craftsmanship, heading logic, content depth and topical focus as evidenced by the extracted data. It cannot see backlinks, domain history or search demand — a 90 here does not promise a ranking, and a 50 does not doom one.
Why is the fix list ordered by impact?
Because SEO time is finite. A missing meta description on a money page out-earns a minor heading tidy-up ten to one. The list puts first what a consultant would fix first if you were paying by the hour.
The checker could not fetch my page. Why?
Login walls, bot protection, geoblocking or a site that is simply down will block the fetch — the same things that can block Google's own crawler, which is itself a finding worth having. Check the URL opens in a private browser window.
Should I re-check after fixing?
Yes — that is the workflow. Fix the top items, let the page update, and re-run. Watching the score climb as real fixes land is the most honest progress report on-page SEO can give you.