Free SEO check

Put your address in and I'll read the page the way Google does. Ten seconds, no email, no sign-up.

No email, no sign-up, nothing stored. It reads the page the way Google would and tells you what it finds.

What this checks

The things anyone can verify in a few seconds, and that a surprising number of small business sites get wrong: your page title and meta description, whether you have one clear main heading, a canonical tag, HTTPS, a mobile viewport, structured data, alt text on images, how heavy the page is and how fast the server answers.

Every one of them is either right or it is not. No scores pulled out of the air, no "SEO health" dial that always lands on 62 so you panic and ring someone.

What it can't check

Plenty, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. A page check cannot tell you what your customers actually type, who is beating you locally and why, whether your Google Business Profile is set up properly, whether your reviews are doing any work, or whether the words on the page answer the question the buyer came with.

That is the real job, and it needs a person. If you want that done properly it is a written SEO audit, or it comes as part of the monthly service.

Questions

Do you store my website address?

No. It is sent to the checker, read once, and the result comes straight back to your browser. Nothing is logged, kept or added to a list, and you are not asked for an email.

Can I check a competitor's site?

Yes. It only reads the page exactly as your browser does, so there is nothing private about it. Running it on the business beating you is often more useful than running it on your own.

It says my site is fine. Why am I not ranking?

Because these are the foundations, not the race. A page can pass every one of these and still lose to a competitor with more reviews, more local pages and ten years of other sites linking to them. That is the work the monthly service does.

Let's get you seen.

Tell me what you do and where you work. If I'm not the right fit I'll say so and point you somewhere better.