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Page Auditor: an SEO and AI-search audit of the page you are on

Click the icon on any page and a side panel shows its SEO, AI-search readiness, technical health, content, local and accessibility checks, each with the evidence and the fix. It runs in your browser.

  • Free
  • No account needed to audit
  • No ads
Coming soon to the Chrome Web StoreRead the privacy policy

What it checks

Every check is a pass, a warning or a failure with the evidence it found and what to change. Scores run from 0 to 100 with a letter grade.

On-page SEO

  • Title and meta description length, with a search-result preview
  • Headings outline, skipped levels, question headings
  • Images: alt text, size, lazy loading, modern formats
  • Links: internal and external, nofollow, empty and generic anchors
  • Canonical, robots, Open Graph, Twitter card, hreflang
  • Where a keyword you type appears on the page

AI-search readiness (GEO)

  • Which AI crawlers robots.txt allows or blocks
  • llms.txt, answer-first paragraphs, question headings
  • How easy the page is for an AI answer to quote
  • Experience, expertise, authority and trust signals the page shows
  • What a crawler that does not run JavaScript actually gets

Technical

  • HTTPS, mixed content and security headers
  • Page size and HTML weight
  • Render-blocking scripts and styles, fonts, tracking scripts
  • Core Web Vitals measured in your own browser
  • robots.txt, sitemap and structured data with missing properties

Content

  • Readability and sentence length
  • Keyword usage across the page
  • The topics the page covers
  • Duplicate headings and repeated text

Local

  • Business name, address and phone, and where each was found
  • Whether the markup and the visible text agree
  • LocalBusiness markup, opening hours, map, reviews

Accessibility

  • Machine-checkable checks: alt text, form labels, landmarks, button and link names
  • A colour-contrast table with the ratio and WCAG AA / AAA result
  • Document language and heading order

On-page bar and exports

  • An optional thin bar at the top of a page with its SEO and GEO scores, title and description length, H1, images and links. Off until you switch it on.
  • Every failing check grouped with its fix, a fix list for developers, and PDF, JSON and CSV export.

AI help, with a free account

A written audit report, title and description suggestions, a chat about the audit and a few ready-made tasks (a developer fix list, an outline, FAQ ideas). They need a free account: an email address and a 6-digit code, no password. Each account has a small daily allowance.

Only a short summary of the audit goes to our server and our AI provider, never your email. Everything else keeps running in your browser.

A free expert review

From the extension, ask Deed Bangladesh to look at an audit. We email you a link first, and nothing is sent to our team until you press Confirm. The reply may be a one-page PDF summary of your own audit and a note from us. Free, no obligation.

Your email is used for the review only, unless you tick a separate box for our occasional emails.

How privacy works

  • Analysed in your browser

    The audit reads the page you open it on, inside Chrome. Nothing about that page is sent to Deed Bangladesh.

  • Nothing is sent unless you choose

    Sharing an audit, asking for a free review and signing in for the AI features are separate buttons, each with its own consent box.

  • Optional, and you can delete it

    You never have to do any of them. If you do, you can delete what you sent, and the account, at any time, from the extension or by email.

Some optional lookups ask public services about the site you are auditing, such as its DNS records, registration date or popularity rank. The privacy policy lists each service and exactly what it receives.

What it does not do

  • No backlink counts and no Domain Rating. Domain Authority, Page Authority and Spam Score appear only if you add your own Moz API credentials.
  • No traffic estimates for other people's sites.
  • Speed and Core Web Vitals are measured in your browser on your connection, so they vary from run to run. Readability, tone, entity, language and contrast findings are rule-based estimates and are labelled that way.
  • It audits one page at a time. It does not crawl a whole site.
  • A check that could not run says "not measured" and is left out of the score, rather than counted as zero.

Install

  1. 1Open the Chrome Web Store listingUse the button on this page once the listing is live.
  2. 2Add it to Chrome and pin itClick Add to Chrome, then pin Page Auditor from the puzzle icon in the toolbar.
  3. 3Audit a pageOpen any page, click the Page Auditor icon and press Run audit. A side panel opens with the results.
  4. 4Optional extrasIn Settings you can add a free Google API key for PageSpeed and real-user speed data, or your own Moz credentials. Both stay in your browser.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store

Needs Google Chrome 120 or later on a computer.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The audit, the exports and the on-page bar need no account, show no ads and cost nothing. The AI features need a free account (an email address, no password) and have a small daily allowance so they can stay free.

What does it collect about me?

Nothing, unless you choose to share an audit, ask for a free review or sign in for the AI features. The audit runs in your browser. When you use an AI feature, a short summary of the audit (not your email) goes to our server and our AI provider. Some optional lookups ask public services about the site's domain (for example its DNS records or registration date); the privacy policy lists each service and exactly what it receives. Privacy policy

What is the free expert review?

From the extension you can ask Deed Bangladesh to look at an audit. We email you a link first and nothing is sent until you confirm. The reply may be a one-page PDF summary of your own audit and a note from our team. It is free and there is no obligation.

Does it change the page I audit?

No. It only reads the page. The optional on-page bar floats over the top of the page and has a Hide button.

Why can it ask for access to all sites?

It is optional. Chrome lets the extension read a tab only after you click its icon on that tab. Allowing all sites is needed only to check the status of links that point to other sites, or to audit a tab without clicking the icon first. It is asked for when you use one of those features, and you can refuse.

Does it show Domain Authority or backlinks?

Not by itself: those are paid, proprietary numbers and the extension never estimates them. With your own Moz API credentials it shows what Moz returns.

Can it audit my whole website?

No, one page at a time. For a whole-site check, try our free website audit. Free website audit

Why do my scores differ from other tools?

Every tool uses its own checks and its own way of scoring them. Here a check that could not run is left out instead of counted as a failure.

Who makes it?

Deed Bangladesh IT Limited, a web and marketplace agency in Rajshahi, Bangladesh.