SEO, Social sharing, Accessibility and AI review checks for freelancers and small agencies

See what Google and your share links actually show.

Paste a page. In a few seconds you get its link preview on every network and a plain list of what is wrong, why it matters and what to paste to fix it.

Checks:

Free, no account. We fetch the page once, the way a search engine or a chat app would.

How it looks on Facebookflour-and-co.example
flour-and-co.example
Wedding cakes in Leeds, made to order
Hand-made wedding cakes, delivered and set up on the day.

Read from og:title, og:description, og:image. The image is 480×252, so it is shown as a thumbnail, not across the card. The image is a different shape from the card, so its sides are cropped.

Example scan
0 errors, 2 warnings, 25 passed
94
Warning
No canonical link
The page doesn't name its canonical address, so search engines pick one for you.
Warning
The share image is too small for a large card
The share image is 480×252. Under 600×315, networks show a small thumbnail beside the text instead of a full-width card.

A sample page, scanned by the same rules yours will be. Each finding opens to why it matters and the fix.

1 · Scan

A rule book, not a black box

Every check is a named rule with a page explaining what it looks for, why, and the fix. 78 today, more every month.

2 · Fix

What to paste, not what to study

Each finding shows what we found, what we expected and the tag to paste. Written for the person who has to fix it, not for an SEO consultant.

3 · Watch

Your whole site, every week

We read your sitemap, scan every page, and Monday's email says what broke, what got fixed, and nothing else. From the makers of PulseGuard.

The launch-day mistakes, caught before a client does