Tracking checker
Is every pixel firing?
Paste a page and get about 30 on-page checks in seconds: titles, headings, alt text, canonical tags, structured data, robots.txt and your sitemap, each with the fix.
Check a collection page and a product page: they rank for different searches.
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Paste a page into the SEO checker. In about 5 seconds it runs some 30 on-page checks: the title and meta description, headings, image alt text, the canonical tag, indexability, structured data, robots.txt and the sitemap, and it tests six internal links. Each result says pass, warn or fail, with the fix.
Before Google decides where a page ranks, it has to read it. These are the parts it reads first, checked on the page you paste.
Present, the right length and not duplicated, plus the leftover meta keywords tag.
One H1, no skipped levels, and H2s that give the page a structure.
Missing or empty alt on the images in the page’s HTML.
The canonical URL, and up to six internal links tested for errors.
Open Graph and X cards, so a shared link shows a picture and a title.
noindex and nofollow, HTTPS, robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
JSON-LD such as Product, Organization and BreadcrumbList.
Viewport, language, character set and page landmarks.
The visible word count, with a warning for thin pages.
Like a crawler would: following redirects, reading the HTML your server sends, and stopping at bot checks.
Titles, headings, images, links and structured data, then robots.txt, the sitemap and six internal links.
Fails first, then warnings, each with what to change. Passed checks are listed too, so you know what’s fine.

What a page check can’t see
Your rankings, Search Console data, keyword gaps and the rest of the site. An SEO audit crawls every page and looks at what you rank for.
What it reads
Keywords
Collections
What you get
Time
| What | Free check | SEO audit |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | One page’s HTML | Every page, plus Search Console and analytics |
| Keywords | Not checked | What you rank for, and the gaps worth filling |
| Collections | One page at a time | Collection and product templates, fixed once for all pages |
| What you get | Pass, warn or fail per check | A content and fix plan ranked by traffic |
| Time | About 5 seconds | [5] working days |
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Each tool reads one thing and tells you the fix. Run them in any order.
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No, one page per check, plus your robots.txt, sitemap and six internal links. Fixes to a theme template carry over to every page built from it, so checking one product and one collection page goes a long way.
They remove reasons Google can’t read or show your page well. Rankings also depend on content, links and competition, which a page check can’t measure.
Product with its offer (price, currency, availability) and reviews if you show them, plus BreadcrumbList. The home page carries Organization.
Not by itself. A thin page simply gives Google little to understand. A short intro and a few answered questions on a collection page say more than a bare product grid.
Info marks something worth knowing that isn’t a problem on its own, like a missing optional tag. It doesn’t lower your score.
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