Free SEO checker

Check the SEO foundation across your key public pages

Sample up to eight same-domain pages and review metadata, headings, indexability, schema, image alternatives, content depth, crawl foundations, and repeated signals.

Sampled page fundamentalsCheck titles, descriptions, H1 use, visible depth, links, and image alternatives across up to eight pages.
Technical readinessReview HTTPS, canonical, viewport, language, indexability, robots, sitemap, and JSON-LD.
Explained prioritiesUse evidence and plain-language context instead of chasing a score without understanding it.
Free, bounded site crawl

Add your name, work email, and website. We sample up to eight public pages, then open the findings on a separate report page.

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free SEO checker, in plain language

The SEO checker turns a bounded site sample into an explained scorecard

TeamSoda's free SEO checker follows safe same-domain links and evaluates up to eight public HTML pages. It shows page-level evidence and sampled site patterns. The score helps organize review; it does not prove search rankings, content quality, AI citations, traffic, lead quality, or revenue performance.

Page focus

A useful SEO score needs an explanation

A number without evidence encourages busywork. TeamSoda shows each inspected signal, its status, the observed detail, and whether the result is a clear issue or something that needs context. The goal is prioritization, not anxiety.

Page focus

The scorecard samples controllable site fundamentals

The checker begins at the submitted page, follows safe same-domain links, and evaluates up to eight public HTML pages.

  • Page-level score, response, title, description, H1, and visible depth
  • Canonical, viewport, language, and indexability directives
  • Open Graph metadata, JSON-LD, image alternatives, robots.txt, and sitemap response
  • Repeated title and description groups across the sampled pages
Page focus

Quality is larger than a checklist

A title can have an ideal character count and still target the wrong intent. A long page can still be repetitive. Schema can be valid but irrelevant. Alt text can exist but fail to describe the image. Use automated findings as evidence to review—not as permission to publish low-value changes.

Page focus

The next step depends on the constraint

A technical issue needs a precise implementation fix. Thin service coverage needs research and expert content. Weak local visibility may need profiles, market pages, reputation, and authority. Poor conversion may need clearer proof, calls to action, forms, and measurement. A useful strategy connects the finding to the business outcome.

Best fit

What the SEO checker is useful for

The scorecard is designed for fast triage when a business needs to understand whether several important public pages cover common controllable fundamentals.

Pre-launch quality assurance

Review foundational tags, headings, mobile setup, indexability, social metadata, images, and structured data before a public release.

A key-page optimization review

Identify clear omissions, repeated metadata, or structural conflicts that deserve a closer look from a marketer, writer, designer, or developer.

A better agency question

Use the observed evidence to ask why a signal matters, whether it is site-wide, and which fix should come first.

Scope

Signals included in the SEO scorecard

The checker weights a bounded group of public-page fundamentals, samples up to eight pages, and explains each finding so the result can be interpreted responsibly.

Search presentation

Title, meta description, one clear primary heading, canonical URL, and indexability directives.

Mobile and document clarity

Viewport, language declaration, visible content depth, heading structure, and link coverage.

Social and entity context

Open Graph fields and JSON-LD presence, while recognizing that markup quality still requires human review.

Crawl and accessibility foundations

HTTPS, public response, robots and sitemap checks, plus image alternative coverage on the fetched page.

Our approach

How TeamSoda approaches free SEO checker

The sequence is visible from the beginning. Research, recommendations, implementation, and measurement stay connected to the business question that started the work.

Run the sampled site check

Enter a public website and let the checker follow safe same-domain links across up to eight HTML pages while inspecting standard crawl files.

Read the observed detail

Review exactly what the page returned for each signal, including the limitations of the automated interpretation.

Prioritize by impact and intent

Fix high-impact access or indexation issues first, then evaluate metadata, content, schema, and images against the page's real purpose.

Move beyond the sample when needed

Use a complete crawl when performance depends on larger page sets, JavaScript rendering, categories, products, locations, faceted navigation, redirects, authority, or conversion paths.

Measurement

How free SEO checker should be measured

No single metric tells the whole story. TeamSoda combines leading search signals with customer and commercial outcomes wherever reliable data is available.

Technical control

Whether common homepage settings support crawl access, indexability, mobile rendering, and canonical clarity.

On-page clarity

Whether the document presents a coherent title, description, primary heading, content structure, and useful media alternatives.

Actionable review

Whether the result gives the team enough evidence to fix a clear issue or ask for the right deeper analysis.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good SEO checker score?

A higher score means more inspected fundamentals passed. It does not guarantee rankings. Review failed high-impact checks first and interpret warnings against the page's purpose.

Can the checker explain a traffic decline?

Not by itself. Declines can involve demand, seasonality, competitors, tracking, migrations, indexing, content, links, brand interest, or platform changes and require historical evidence.

Does the checker measure GEO or AI citations?

No. It can identify useful source foundations such as metadata and structured data, but it does not claim to measure how an AI system cites, summarizes, or recommends a brand.

Will using the checker enroll me in a paid service?

No. You can use the findings yourself. A human audit or agency proposal is a separate path that begins only when you request it.

SEO action plan

Turn your SEO findings into a practical next step

Share the business behind the website. TeamSoda will review the report in context and outline the search priorities most likely to support qualified leads.

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