Plain language
Every finding says what it means for your visitors and what to do next. Terms are explained where they appear.
Free technical SEO tools
Check your site and see what to fix
Paste an address and get a clear report in plain English: what is fine, what is slow and what to do about it.
- Free
- No sign-up
- 12 tools
Your server answers quickly
Visitors on a 4G phone wait about 0.7 seconds for the page to start loading. Google’s guide is 0.8 seconds or less.
Passed: 6 Medium: 1
- Time to first byte
- 212 ms
- Server’s own time
- 118 ms
- Round trip time
- 24 ms
- Protocol
- HTTP/2
Tools
One page, checked from every side
Each tool answers one question about your page and explains its answer.
How it works
From address to answer in three steps
- Paste an addressAny page that is open to everyone. Nothing to install and no account to create.
- We run the checkOur server requests the page as SeoklaBot, or asks Google for what real Chrome users experienced. Most checks take a few seconds.
- Read the reportA verdict first, then each finding in everyday words, with the steps to fix it and the raw figures behind it.
Why Seokla
Reports you can trust and act on
Honest numbers
Where a limit comes from Google, we say so. Where a mark is our own guide, it is labelled as Seokla’s. No score here is a promise of rankings.
Real measurements
Timings are measured on real requests, from our server and from test servers in other cities. Field data comes from Google’s Chrome UX Report.
Nothing kept
We don’t keep a list of the addresses you check and don’t save the reports. A report exists only in your browser.
Questions
Good to know before you start
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no paid plan and no sign-up. Each tool can be used 2 times a day per visitor; the count starts again at midnight. The limit keeps the service free for everyone.
What is SeoklaBot?
It is the name our checks use when they request a page, so that site owners can recognise these visits in their logs. It reads only pages that are open to everyone and makes a small number of requests per check.
Will a high score improve my rankings?
Not by itself. The scores show how a page does against Google’s published marks or against our own guides, and each tool says which. They help you find and fix technical problems; they are not Google’s scores and not a ranking promise.
What happens to the addresses I check?
They are used to run the check and are not saved. A few tools pass the address to an outside service that does the measuring. About Seokla has the details.
See what your page is doing right now
One address, a few seconds, a report you can act on.