Tech SEO Tools for JavaScript-driven Sites

JavaScript can silently break SEO. Our tools surface those issues so you can fix them.

Why It's Different

SEO tools created with JavaScript-driven content in mind.

Server-side Rendering (SSR)

Content on your web pages that isn't server-side rendered may be delayed or skipped from indexing by search bots. Our tools highlight such content on your web pages.

Visual Insights

Rather than pushing a long list of SEO issues for you to decipher, our tools display your web pages and how the SEO issues affect your pages. This helps in understanding and fixing the issues.

Rendered Page Checks

Our tools execute checks after loading your pages in a real browser. While this is complicated and resource intensive, it's the only way to get accurate results for JavaScript-driven sites.

Born in the Cloud

We focus on running the tools so that you can focus on your website SEO issues. We don't expect you to spend your energy or resources running our tools on your VMs.

Tools

Visual diagnostics that make SEO issues easy to find and fix.

Server-side Rendering (SSR) Checker

This tool loads a server-rendered and a regular version of your webpage for side-by-side comparison. It also highlights the key missing elements in the server-rendered version.

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Screenshot of the Server-side Rendering (SSR) Checker

Image SEO Checker

This checker loads your URL in a real browser to check for image-related SEO issues - including problems introduced by JavaScript rendering.

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Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) Debugger

Using data from Google's Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) algorithm, this tool highlights the elements on your webpage that contribute to CLS to help you debug and fix layout shifts.

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Free During Beta

Get early access to all available features at no cost.

$0/month

While in beta

✔ Unlimited manual checks
✔ All the available tools
✔ All the checks included
✔ No signup required

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We're in beta and gathering feedback from website owners, SEO experts and front-end developers. Got feedback? Let us know.