Score any page for on-page SEO, search intent and AI-answer readiness - in seconds, right in your browser.
Enter your page’s address and we’ll fetch and audit it for you - on-page SEO, search intent, AI-answer readiness and live Google PageSpeed scores. No login, nothing stored. (No live URL to hand? Paste the HTML instead.)
This is an on-page, in-browser check - a starting point, not a full technical crawl. Want the deep audit and the fixes done for you? See our SEO service.
Search engines and AI assistants both read your page before they show it to anyone. This free audit looks at the same on-page signals they do - then scores how well your page is set up to be found, understood and quoted.
It checks the building blocks that still decide most rankings: your title tag and meta description lengths, a single clear H1, a logical H2/H3 structure, content depth, image alt text, canonical tags, Open Graph tags and a mobile viewport. Miss these and even great content struggles to rank.
Ranking is not only about keywords; it is about matching search intent. Every query sits behind one of four intents: informational (learning), commercial (comparing), transactional (ready to act) or navigational (looking for a specific brand). The audit reads your wording, detects the intent your page signals, then checks the page has the right elements for it - clear calls-to-action for commercial and transactional pages, real depth and structure for informational ones. A page that fights its own intent rarely ranks or converts.
More searches now end inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews. The audit flags whether your page uses question-style headings, clear answers and structured data - the things AI engines need to quote you rather than a competitor.
A page that reads well but loads slowly still loses. Alongside the on-page checks, the audit runs your URL through Google’s own Lighthouse engine and reports four scores - performance, accessibility, best practices and technical SEO - plus the three Core Web Vitals Google uses as ranking signals: Largest Contentful Paint, Total Blocking Time and Cumulative Layout Shift. Anything at 90 or above is good; below 50 is costing you rankings and visitors.
80 or above means your fundamentals are solid; focus on the warnings to compete on tougher terms. 50-79 is a good base with clear gaps. Below 50 means important basics are missing, and those are usually the quickest to sort. Each check comes with a specific fix.
An SEO audit reviews the on-page and technical signals search engines use to rank a page - titles, headings, content depth, structured data and mobile-friendliness - and shows you what to fix.
Search intent is the goal behind a search: to learn, to compare, to buy, or to reach a specific site. Pages that match the dominant intent for their keywords rank higher and convert better, because they give searchers exactly what they came for.
No - it audits one page at a time. Enter a URL and it fetches that single page for you, or paste the HTML; either way the analysis runs in your browser. For a full-site technical crawl and a prioritised plan, that is part of our SEO service.
It checks the signals that make a page quotable by AI - clear questions, direct answers and structured data. For a deeper look, use our free GEO / AI-Search checker.
Straight from Google. We pass your URL to Google’s PageSpeed Insights API, which runs a full Lighthouse audit on a simulated mobile connection and returns the performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO scores along with your Core Web Vitals. It is the same measurement Google publishes at pagespeed.web.dev.
Aim for 80 or above. Most pages start lower; fixing the flagged basics usually moves the number quickly.
We turn this audit into a prioritised plan and deliver the work - sustainable SEO that lasts.