Free SEO audit for any page.
Enter a URL. Rankdesk reads the page the way Google does, runs 24 checks and Google's PageSpeed test, and tells you what to fix first.
Your report will appear here
Enter a page address above. The audit takes about 20 seconds, most of it waiting for Google's speed test.
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For pages behind a login or on your own computer: open the page, press Ctrl+U (Cmd+Option+U on Mac), copy everything and paste it here.
What the score means
80 or more means the page has no serious technical problems. Between 55 and 80, a few fixes will help Google read and show the page better. Under 55, start with the items marked Fix.
What to fix first
- Anything that blocks indexing: noindex, robots.txt, errors.
- Title, description and one clear H1.
- Speed and mobile problems.
- Schema and share tags.
After you fix it
Run the audit again to confirm. Then open Google Search Console, inspect the URL and click Request indexing so Google sees the changes sooner.
About the audit
How is the SEO score calculated?
Each check that passes counts in full, each one marked Improve counts half, and each one marked Fix counts zero. The score is the share of points earned, out of 100. Information-only checks, such as a page with no images, are left out.
Why does my audit show different results from Google Search Console?
Rankdesk checks the page as it is right now. Search Console reports what Google saw the last time it crawled, which can be days or weeks old. Fix the problems here, then ask Google to recrawl the page with URL Inspection in Search Console.
Why are some things missing that I can see in my browser?
Rankdesk reads the HTML your server sends. If your site adds titles, text or schema later with JavaScript, those may not appear in the audit. Google can usually run that JavaScript, but it takes longer, so putting important tags in the HTML is safer.
The PageSpeed section shows an error. What should I do?
Google's PageSpeed test sometimes times out on slow pages or when many people use it at once. Wait a minute and run the audit again. The rest of the audit does not depend on it.