Free page check
Hand us one page. We'll mark what's wrong with its head, headings, links and markup.
The page check runs in your browser, so it needs JavaScript switched on. Without it you can still write to us or see every price.
Pick how to hand it over
If you enter a URL, our server fetches that one public page for you and doesn't keep it. Pasted HTML never leaves your browser.
Either way the check itself runs in your browser. Our server logs can keep your IP address and the address you entered for up to 30 days, for security. We rate-limit the fetch and may block abuse.
Results can differ from what you see in the browser. A URL fetch and View source both give the raw HTML. The bookmarklet gives the page after JavaScript has run. If a tag only appears after scripts run, a crawler may not see it.
If it found this, here's what we'd do
Prices are before VAT. The cap and working days are on each product.
If you see: Several things wrong on one page
Page Challenge. One URL, 8 to 12 minute recording, ranked fix list, 3 working days. €149.
If you see: The same problems on pages you didn't check
Quick audit. Up to 50 URLs, ranked findings, no call, 7 working days. €620.
If you see: Canonical or hreflang problems
Standard audit. Up to 500 URLs, hreflang and AI-crawler check, 45-minute call, 10 working days. €1,160.
If you see: No structured data
Schema & entity pack. Up to 5 templates, 5 working days. €360.
If you see: AI bots blocked, or no idea what AI says about you
AI visibility check. Up to 20 prompts across 3 assistants plus AI Overviews, citation table, 7 working days. €420.
If you see: Weak or missing titles, metas, headings
Titles, metas & headings rewrite. Up to 20 pages, 5 working days. €380.
Nobody controls rankings, traffic, leads or AI citations. Google, the other search engines and the AI assistants decide, and they change how they decide. What we commit to is the work in your order, at the scope and cap shown, and clear reporting on it.
See every job and its priceFree page check. A URL is fetched once by our server and not kept; pasted HTML and files never leave your browser. No sign-up, no card, no follow-up emails. Nothing is saved. Server logs aside: see the small print under the URL field.
It checks titles, metas, headings, indexing tags, canonical, language, hreflang, social tags, images, links, structured data, word count and, with your robots.txt, AI-bot rules. The full check gives no score. One number for a whole page would pretend to know more than a markup check can. (The grade on the home sheet is for a single title tag, from our own rubric.) You get verdicts: claim, evidence, impact, effort.
It reads the markup. It can't read the room. That's what the paid review is for.
What it can't tell you
- Status codes and redirects. We see markup, not the server's answer.
- How fast the page loads, or Core Web Vitals.
- Whether Google has indexed the page.
- Who links to you.
- What a script adds after it runs. A URL fetch and View source show the raw page. The bookmarklet shows more.
- Whether other language versions point back at this one. That takes a crawl.
- Which keywords to go after.
- Whether the page deserves to rank, which is the big one.
Everything else on the list needs a person with the whole site open.
Fair use
The page check fetches a public web page you enter. Use it only on pages you own or have permission to test. Don't use it to scan other people's systems, to flood a site, or to reach private networks. We rate-limit it and may block abuse. The result is a quick read of public markup, not an audit, and it comes with no promise of any result.
Three quick ones
- Is it really free?
- Yes. The paid work is a separate thing, and we only mention it after you've seen your results.
- Is my HTML uploaded?
- Pasted HTML and files stay in your browser. A URL goes to our server for the fetch only. More in the FAQ
- Why no score?
- A score across a whole page pretends the checks add up to one truth about your page. They don't. Some are a hint (thin text), some are a fact (noindex). So you get a list, sorted by what costs you most.