Nothing to paste? — a database-indexing guide with the classic problems planted: a 38-character title, a meta description that opens with "Master", two H1s, a bloated definition paragraph and a "click here" link. Or , rendered from a saved reply with no run and no charge.
Paste the page
Markdown as it will publish, ideally with its frontmatter, plus the primary keyword. The quick scan counts characters, words, headings, links and keyword placement, free in your browser. No sign-in needed for that.
Get the score
Seven categories scored out of 30 — title, meta, keyword placement, structure, snippets, links, technical — each row quoting the page and showing the counted numbers. Score bands decide the verdict: 27+ is publish-ready, 23-26 needs minor work, below that needs real work.
Apply the fixes
Priority fixes ordered by ranking impact, each an edit you could make in one sitting — with the rewritten title (50-60 chars) and meta description (150-160 chars) supplied, counted, and grounded in what the page actually covers.