Want to know how well your website is actually performing on Google? With my free SEO analysis, you simply enter your URL, and within seconds you get an overall SEO score plus a concrete overview of technical SEO, content, metadata, links, and images. The tool is built on the same principles I use myself as an SEO consultant when I run SEO audits for my clients, and it shows you exactly what is working on your site today and where the biggest opportunities for improvement lie, and with no login and no obligation.
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See where your website ranks on Google
With Vester Marketing’s free AI-bot accessibility analysis, you can quickly check whether key AI bots, including those from OpenAI and Perplexity, can technically access and read your website. Simply enter a public URL, and the tool will provide you with an overall score and a detailed overview of your robots.txt file, sitemap, noindex directives, JavaScript dependencies, and access for each AI bot. The analysis helps you identify technical barriers that could reduce your visibility in AI search. The tool was developed using FastAPI, is free to use without logging in, and supports Danish, English, and German. It is still in the testing phase, so some analyses may take longer or may not be possible.
Trial Version
This tool is currently in the testing phase. On your first visit after a period of inactivity, it may take up to approximately one minute to start the analysis. Brief service interruptions may occur.
What do you get with the free SEO analysis?
When you analyse a page, you get an easy-to-read report that brings together the factors that matter most for the page’s visibility on Google. The report shows, among other things:
- An overall SEO score from 0-100 with an easy-to-understand rating, e.g. “Excellent SEO foundation” or “Several improvements recommended”
- Concrete findings and recommendations for each issue, often with a rule of thumb, e.g. the ideal length of your meta description
- Word count, internal links, external links and images without alt text
- Keyword occurrences, if you have entered a primary keyword
- Technical metrics such as HTTP status, response time, HTML language code and indexing directives
How to use the SEO tool
Enter the URL of the page you want analysed, optionally add a primary keyword if you want to see how well the page matches it, and choose whether the analysis should run in Danish, English or German – or let the tool detect the language automatically. Then click “Analyse website”, and you get your report right away. The tool only analyses publicly available information on the page, so you can safely test both your own website and other public pages.
What exactly does the analysis check?
The analysis is divided into several areas that, taken together, provide a comprehensive picture of your website’s SEO health. You don’t need to go through them in any particular order, but most people get the most out of starting with technical SEO and indexing, since these are often prerequisites for the rest of the work to be effective.
Since I can’t view your live site directly, I’ve kept the text general enough to apply regardless of how many sections you end up having under it—if you tell me which headings follow “Technical SEO and Indexing” (e.g., whether it’s still the same four: content, local visibility, AI search), I can make the text more precise and mention them directly.
Technical SEO and indexing
The analysis checks the page’s HTTP status and response time, whether a canonical URL exists, and whether it matches the page being analysed. It also looks at whether the page has the correct HTML language code, and which indexing directives the page sends to search engines, in other words, whether the page may be indexed and followed. These are the technical foundations that determine whether Google can find and understand your page correctly at all.
Content and structure
You get an overview of the page’s text volume, as well as whether the page uses exactly one H1 heading and a sensible number of H2 headings to structure the content. If you have entered a primary keyword, the report also shows how many times the keyword appears, and whether it is found in both the title tag and the H1 heading – two of the most important places for classic SEO.
Metadata and visibility in search results
The analysis retrieves the page’s title tag and meta description and shows you the length of both, so you can see whether they stay within the recommended limits, the tool recommends, for example, a meta description of around 110-165 characters. You also get an overview of the page’s Open Graph tags, which determine how the page is displayed when shared on social media.
Links and images
The tool counts the page’s internal and external links and flags technical issues such as broken fragment links – that is, links to anchors on the page that don’t exist. You also get the number of images without alt text, which matters both for accessibility and for how well search engines can understand the content of your images.
Structured data (Schema.org)
The analysis shows whether the page has relevant schema.org markup, e.g. Organization, WebPage or BreadcrumbList, and flags it if this is missing. Structured data helps Google understand the page’s content correctly and can unlock richer search results, such as star ratings or breadcrumb navigation directly in the search results.
Get your SEO in order and for free
Vester Marketing’s free SEO analysis gives you a quick, professionally grounded overview of how well your website performs on Google. The tool covers:
- Overall SEO score and prioritised recommendations
- Technical SEO: HTTP status, response time, canonical and indexing
- Content and structure: word count, H1/H2 and keyword occurrences
- Metadata: title tag, meta description and Open Graph
- Links and images: internal/external links and alt text
- Structured data (Schema.org)
The analysis is a free, no-obligation first step. If you’d like help turning the results into concrete improvements, you’re always welcome to contact me.
Why use Vester Marketing’s free SEO analysis?
I built the tool using the same principles I use myself when running SEO audits for my clients. That means you get an accurate, professionally grounded starting point at no cost to you. There is no obligation, no sales pressure – just an honest picture of where your page stands today, and what you can work on next, whether on your own or together with me.
Found issues you’d like help fixing?
The analysis tells you what should be fixed – but if you need a hand implementing the changes, or you’re simply unsure how to approach a specific finding, I’m just a click away. Feel free to send me your report, and I’ll take a look together with you.
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Frequently asked questions about the SEO analysis
Yes. You can analyse your page completely free of charge and without creating an account. Simply enter the URL, and you’ll get your report right away.
The SEO score is an overall measure of how well the page performs across technical SEO, content, metadata, links and images. A high score means a strong foundation, while a lower score points to concrete opportunities for improvement, which you can see under findings and recommendations.
No, the primary keyword is optional. If you enter a keyword, the report also shows how often it appears on the page, and whether it is found in the title tag and H1 heading.
Yes. The tool analyses publicly available information on any page you enter the URL for – for example before choosing a partner to work with, or to keep an eye on competitors.
You can choose between Danish, English and German, or let the tool detect the language automatically from the page’s content.
Want to learn more about visibility in SEO?
If you want to understand more about how SEO affects small and medium-sized businesses, you can read my article: SEO for Small Businesses, where I take an in-depth look at how SEO and search are constantly changing. You can also read about SEO analysis & SEO audits, conduct your own free SEO audit, or check out my case study for La Bohème, where they became visible in search engines after optimizing their website.
You can also try my other two API tools: