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Search Readiness Checker

Check a page's search, schema and crawler-readiness signals.

FreeFor: SEOs, developers, and site owners checking technical readiness

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What the Search Readiness Checker looks at

Paste the address of any public page. The checker fetches it the way a crawler would and sorts what it finds into three groups: found, missing and worth a look. It checks:

  • Can it be indexed? The HTTP status, a noindex in the robots meta tag or the X-Robots-Tag header, and whether robots.txt blocks the path.
  • The basics: canonical URL, title tag, meta description, exactly one H1, H2 and H3 headings, and the language set on the page.
  • Structured data: how many JSON-LD blocks there are, which schema types they declare, whether any fail to parse, and whether sameAs profile links are present.
  • Sharing: Open Graph title, description and image, and Twitter card tags.
  • Content signals: paragraphs, lists and tables that answer engines can quote, and whether the page names its author.

Why these signals

Google, Bing and AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Perplexity all start the same way: they have to be allowed in, understand what the page is, and trust who wrote it. These checks are the ones I run first on any site before deeper SEO, AEO or GEO work.

Questions about this tool

What does the Search Readiness Checker check?

Indexability (status code, robots meta, X-Robots-Tag, robots.txt), canonical, title, meta description, headings, page language, JSON-LD schema, Open Graph and Twitter tags, quotable content and author attribution.

Does it help with AI search (AEO and GEO)?

Yes. AI assistants rely on the same foundations: a page they may crawl, clear structure, valid structured data and a named author.

Is the Search Readiness Checker free?

Yes. It is free to use.