Tools
Website tools.
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These tools check a public website and show the measurement. They do not estimate rankings, invent a grade, or require an account.
Live check
Free website audit
Submit one public URL. The checker reports HTTPS, the status code, redirects, the title and meta description, the H1, the canonical, robots rules, the viewport, image alt coverage, Open Graph, JSON-LD, page size, and the time our server spent downloading the page. Google PageSpeed Insights is included only when that API returns data.
Run the audit
How to use the hub
Start with the page a customer actually opens. For many local businesses that is not the homepage. It is the service, the location, or the landing page behind an ad. The audit reads the HTML our server received. It does not execute the page the way a phone browser does, and it does not crawl the rest of the site.
Read a fail before you read a note. A certificate problem, a final HTTP URL, or an error status is the repair. A missing title, a noindex tag, or images without alt attributes are next. Response time is context, not a grade. The explanation of each row sits on the audit page, and the same checks are written out in the technical SEO checklist.
The tool is not a quote. Public ranges for a new site and for ongoing search work are in the website cost guide and the SEO pricing guide. Those ranges are market context. CodeHunterz prices are written down after a call. If you want that conversation, book a free call. The homepage also has a written audit request if you would rather send the URL and wait for a person.
More tools will be added here only when they measure something real. A booking calendar is not on this page. Until it is, the way to reserve time with us is the call link above.