Quick SEO Audit.

Quick SEO Audit

GTmetrix is free. Rich Results Test is free. Schema validation is free. SSL checking is free.

But you run them once a quarter — if that. Not because you don’t care. Because the links are buried in a bookmark folder you haven’t opened in six months.

Nine tests. One panel. URL pre-filled.

SEO Tests

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Rich Results Test Google

Mobile-Friendly Test Google

PageSpeed Insights Perf

GTmetrix Perf

SSL Checker Security

Schema Validator Schema

Core Web Vitals Perf

Security Headers Security

Redirect Checker Security

All Nine Tests Free

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Free Tools You Already Know

But Rarely Use

None of these are hidden gems. Every SEO professional knows about GTmetrix, Rich Results testing, mobile-friendliness checks, and SSL verification. They’re standard practice.

The problem is they’re scattered. One lives at gtmetrix.com. Another at search.google.com/test/rich-results. Another at validator.schema.org. You’d need to visit each site, paste your URL, wait, then move to the next.

So you don’t. You run them when something breaks, not before it breaks. These are maintenance tools you use reactively instead of proactively — not because they’re hard, but because opening nine bookmarks and pasting nine URLs is tedious enough to skip.

The Tests

Nine Tools. URL Pre-Filled. One Click to Run.

Performance & Speed

GTmetrix → Full performance analysis — Lighthouse scores, Web Vitals, waterfall chart, optimization recommendations.
YellowLab Tools → Front-end quality audit — page weight, requests, DOM complexity. Runs automatically.

SEO & Structure

Schema Validator → Validates JSON-LD structured data syntax against schema.org specifications.
Rich Results (Mobile) → Google’s test for mobile rich result eligibility — FAQ snippets, review stars, product cards.
Rich Results (Desktop) → Same test, desktop user agent. Mobile and desktop can return different results.
Google AMP Test → Validates AMP page compliance for Accelerated Mobile Pages.

Mobile & Accessibility

Mobile-Friendly Test → Google’s mobile usability check — viewport, text size, tap targets, content width.

Technical

Google Cache → View Google’s cached version of your page. See exactly what Googlebot last indexed.
SSL Checker → Verify SSL certificate validity, expiration date, and chain configuration.

A growing list. More tools added as Google ships new testing services.

Run external tests here, then the on-page SEO tools for page-level checks audit the page itself.

Indexability Check

Before You Run Anything Else

The panel checks whether the current page is indexable before you run any tests. It scans for noindex directives in your robots and googlebot meta tags.

Green badge: indexable. Red badge: not indexable, with the specific reason.

No point auditing performance on a page that’s blocked from search engines. One glance saves you from running nine tests on a noindexed page.