Know your website.
Improve what matters.
A simple SEO check with clear evidence and useful next steps. Built for people, not just SEO specialists.
Let’s check your page.
Enter one public website page to get started.
No login. No saved audit history.
Less guesswork.
A clearer next step.
Start small. Understand what your page tells search engines, then decide what to improve.
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Share a public page
Your homepage, a product page, or your latest article. We check that one page.
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See the evidence
Read what was found in the HTML, what needs a look, and what couldn’t be checked.
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Make your next move
Follow the practical suggestions. Save or print your report and check again after changes.
Useful checks.
Honest answers.
SEO is bigger than a single score. PINSEO Audit shows what it can verify and makes its limits visible.
Google’s SEO starter guideWhat does the audit check?
HTML titles, descriptions, H1 headings, canonical declarations, indexing directives, viewport and language attributes, image alt attributes, social metadata, and JSON-LD syntax. It also fetches robots.txt and one same-origin sitemap candidate. Every finding includes evidence and a suggested next step.
What can’t it tell me?
It does not crawl the whole website, execute JavaScript, verify Google indexing, check backlinks or keyword positions, validate schema eligibility, or guarantee rankings. Bot blocks and network failures can prevent a check. Use Search Console to verify actual indexing and search performance.
How do you handle my information?
No account, analytics, or audit database is used. Reports stay in this tab unless you download or print them. Our server fetches your URL and sends its hostname to Cloudflare’s public DNS resolver; the target website and hosting providers may log requests. PageSpeed sends the URL directly to Google only when you click Run PageSpeed. Don’t submit private or sensitive URLs.
Is it really free?
No payment, subscription, or paid SEO data service is required. Requests are limited on a best-effort basis to five audits per minute per IP. Pages are limited to 1 MB and four redirects. Hosting and Google API quotas can temporarily stop checks. Unavailable results are never replaced with estimated scores.
Where do the rules come from?
Checks describe directly observed HTML and HTTP responses. Lengths are informational; they aren’t fixed Google ranking rules. Read Google’s robots guidance, canonical guidance, and PageSpeed API documentation.