A full WebRankPage report is the thorough answer: every check on a page, ranked by what fixing it is worth. But a lot of the time you have a much smaller question. Is this site down for everyone or just me? Why is LinkedIn showing the wrong image? Does this redirect go where I think it does?
For those questions, we've built six free tools. They don't need an account, they don't ask for your email, and each one does one job well.
Robots.txt Tester
Paste in a URL and pick a crawler, and it tells you whether that crawler is allowed in, and exactly which rule decided it. It knows the common search and AI crawlers, including Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot and ClaudeBot, which makes it the quickest way to see who your robots.txt is actually blocking.
SERP Snippet Preview
Type a title and description, or load them from a live page, and see how they'll look in Google. It measures in pixels, the way Google actually cuts titles off, not in characters, so you can see exactly where the cut falls on desktop and on mobile.
Is Website Down?
Checks whether a site is up or down for everyone, and how fast it responded. Handy for the "is it just me?" moment, and for checking a client's site when they tell you it's broken.
SSL Checker
Tests any site's certificate: when it expires, who issued it, whether the chain is complete, and whether browsers will trust it. It also grades the overall setup.
Redirect Checker
Follows every redirect from a URL to where it finally lands, showing the status code at each step. It's the fastest way to spot a redirect chain, a 302 that should be a 301, or a loop.
Social Share Preview
Shows how a link will look when it's shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Slack, lists the Open Graph tags it found, and points out what's missing or broken. Run it before you share something important.
Why give these away?
Two honest reasons. First, these are questions people search for every day, and we'd rather they get a good answer than a page full of ads. Second, if a tool helps you, there's a decent chance you'll want to see what the full report does too.
All six are on the free tools page. If there's a quick check you find yourself doing by hand that isn't there, tell us. That's how we decide what to build next.
