SEO checks you would otherwise pay a tool for
Fifteen tools for AI search readiness, technical SEO, on-page copy, content planning and markup. Each one explains what its result means and what to do next. Twelve run entirely in your browser. The three AI search tools fetch the page you enter so they can read it, and store nothing. No account needed.
Pick the check you need
Grouped by the order the work usually happens on a site. Each card says what the tool does and when it is the right one to reach for.
AI search: AEO and GEO 3 tools
Whether answer engines and AI assistants can read your pages, lift an answer from them and find anything worth quoting.
AI Crawler Access Checker
Reads robots.txt for sixteen AI crawlers, then requests your page as GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and Bingbot to catch firewall blocks that robots.txt does not show.
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AEO Answer Readiness Checker
Finds every question heading on a page and grades whether the answer beneath it can be lifted into a featured snippet, People Also Ask or an AI Overview. Shows the passage that would be lifted and the fix.
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AI Citation Readiness Scorer
Scores a page sentence by sentence for how quotable it is to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Highlights generic claims, lists the entities named, and checks author, date and organisation signals.
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Technical checks 3 tools
Before anything else, make sure search engines can reach and read the pages you want indexed.
robots.txt Validator and Generator
Parses your file the way Google does and tests whether any URL is blocked for any crawler. Generates a clean WordPress file with AI-crawler controls.
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XML Sitemap Inspector
Real XML parsing with checks for duplicates, wrong hosts, http entries, inconsistent trailing slashes and unreliable lastmod dates. Filter and export the URL list.
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Heading Hierarchy Checker
Every H1 to H6 as a crawler reads it, with checks for multiple H1s, skipped levels, empty and duplicate headings and whether the topic is stated.
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On-page and copy 3 tools
Get the words right before you publish: what searchers see in results and how the page reads.
SERP Snippet Preview
Live desktop and mobile preview measured in pixels, with query-term bolding, date prefixes and truncation warnings for titles and descriptions.
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Keyword Density Checker
Target keyword counts and density, top words and phrases, readability figures and highlighted mentions in the text. Not a target to hit; a way to spot extremes.
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Anchor Text Auditor
Every link on a page with its anchor, location and attributes. Flags generic anchors, empty links, internal nofollow, missing noopener and conflicting anchors. CSV export.
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Content planning 3 tools
Decide what pages should exist, what each must cover, and how they connect, before a word is written.
Topical Map Builder
Plan a hub and its supporting pages with an intent, format and URL for each. Flags overlapping topics and shows the internal-link plan the map implies. Text, CSV or Markdown export.
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Lexical Relations Builder
Map the synonyms, broader and narrower terms, parts, related entities and predicates around a topic, and turn them into a suggested page outline.
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Content Brief Generator
A full brief from topic, audience, intent and format: title ideas, outline, required questions, internal links, on-page requirements and Markdown export.
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Markup and sharing 3 tools
Structured data and social tags, generated correctly so you do not hand-type JSON or meta tags.
Schema Markup Generator
JSON-LD for thirteen types including Article, FAQ, HowTo, Product, Service, Event, Video and specific LocalBusiness subtypes, with required-field checks and a Rich Results test link.
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hreflang Tag Generator
Tags for every language and region version of a page, with x-default, duplicate checks, and output as HTML, HTTP header or sitemap XML.
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Open Graph Generator
Open Graph and Twitter Card tags with live Facebook, X and WhatsApp previews and an automatic check of the share image size.
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A working order for a page or a site
The tools are most useful in sequence. The linked guides explain the thinking behind each stage.
Make it crawlable
Validate robots.txt and the sitemap so nothing you care about is blocked or missing. The technical SEO checklist covers what comes next.
Plan the pages
Build the topical map, map each page’s entities, and turn the plan into briefs. See the content strategy guide.
Write and check
Preview the snippet, check the heading outline and catch keyword repetition before publishing. The copywriting guide shows how.
Link and mark up
Audit anchors, add schema, hreflang and share tags. The internal linking guide explains the structure.
What these tools do, and what they do not
They do
- Run the repeatable checks an SEO does every week, instantly and privately.
- Explain each result in plain language with the fix, not just a score.
- Produce copy-ready output: meta tags, JSON-LD, hreflang, robots.txt, briefs and maps.
- Work on any site, on any platform, on a phone if needed.
They do not
- Crawl your site. Browsers cannot fetch other pages, so you paste HTML or XML in.
- Give search volumes or rankings. That needs Search Console, Ahrefs or Semrush.
- Replace an audit. A page can pass every check here and still have the wrong strategy.
- Store anything. Close the tab and it is gone, so copy what you need.
If you want the checks done for you, with keyword research, a strategy and monthly execution, the SEO services page explains what each engagement includes.
Frequently asked questions
Are the tools really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no usage limit and no paid tier. They exist because they are the checks clients most often ask about, and because a tool that explains its result teaches more than a report does.
Is my content sent anywhere?
Anything you paste stays on your device. Pasted HTML, text and XML are processed by JavaScript in your browser and are never uploaded. The Open Graph tool loads your share image directly from its URL to measure it. The three AI search tools are the exception by design: when you enter a page address, this site’s server fetches that public page and passes it to your browser for analysis. Nothing is stored, and each of them also accepts pasted HTML if you prefer.
Why can’t I enter a URL instead of pasting HTML?
Browsers block a page on one site from reading pages on another, so a client-side tool cannot fetch your page. The three AI search tools do accept an address, because testing crawler access only makes sense from a server. The other twelve work on pasted source, which takes a few seconds and keeps everything local.
Do these work for Shopify, Wix or custom sites?
Yes. They work on the HTML, XML or text you give them, so the platform does not matter. The guidance on each page notes where WordPress plugins already handle something.
Can I suggest a tool?
Yes. Email info@rashidminhas.com.pk with the check you keep doing by hand. The most requested ones get built.
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