Search evidence, without a ranking score
Free SEO essentials checker.
See the metadata and indexing signals a public page returns, understand what needs attention and preview how its search and social copy may read.
Check a pageInspect one public page
Which page should we check?
Use the exact page you care about—not only the homepage. Product, service and article templates often return different metadata.
The check reads the returned HTML and response headers. Search Console is still the right place to confirm crawling, canonical selection and indexation.
What the evidence means
Useful foundations, not a promise of traffic.
Technical metadata can make a page easier to interpret and present. It cannot establish relevance, authority, demand, content quality or rankings on its own.
SEO essentials questions
Know where the check stops.
Does this predict Google rankings?
No. It reviews selected technical and presentation signals in one public response. Rankings depend on many factors this check cannot measure.
Is there a correct title or description length?
Google sets no fixed character limit and can truncate or replace either value. The length prompts here are editing guides, not ranking rules.
Does a missing canonical prevent indexing?
Not necessarily. Google can choose a canonical itself. A canonical link is one signal for the URL you prefer when duplicates or close alternatives exist.
Does structured data guarantee a rich result?
No. Accurate, supported markup can make a page eligible, but Google does not guarantee that a rich result will appear.
Why can Search Console show something different?
This check reads one response now. Search Console reflects Google's own crawl, rendering and canonical decisions, which may be based on a different crawl time or user agent.