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URL Analysis
Status, redirects, canonical, robots, internal/external links and an SEO-checks scorecard.
What it does
URL Analysis
A URL is the first thing a crawler evaluates and the last thing most audits check. This tool fetches the page exactly as a search engine would and reports everything that happens before a single word is read — the status, the redirect hops, the canonical it declares, and whether robots rules even let it into the index.
Fetches the page and reports what a crawler sees first: the HTTP status, any redirect chain it had to follow, the canonical it declares and whether robots rules allow indexing. Every internal and external link is listed and split by follow/nofollow, and the checks roll up into a pass/fail scorecard.
What you get
Everything url analysis covers
Status & redirect chain
The HTTP status and every hop of a redirect chain, so a silent 302 or a redirect loop can't quietly bleed link equity on the way to the final page.
Canonical & indexability
The canonical URL the page declares and the robots directives that decide whether it can be indexed and ranked at all.
Full link profile
Every internal and external link on the page, split by follow and nofollow, so you can see where authority is passed and where it leaks.
URL-hygiene scorecard
Eight checks — HTTPS, length, lowercase, word separators, folder depth, clean parameters, canonical and indexability — rolled into one pass/fail score.
How it works
Three steps, seconds each
Paste any URL
Yours or a competitor's. No account, no crawl budget, no cost — one page, one fetch.
Read the crawler's view
Status, redirect chain, canonical and robots resolve in seconds, next to the live link profile.
Fix and re-run
Every failed check explains itself in plain English; fix it, re-run, and watch the score turn green.
FAQ
Common questions
Does it follow redirects?
Yes. It reports the full chain and the final resolved URL, so you can catch chained or looping redirects that dilute link equity.
What makes a URL 'clean'?
No tracking query parameters, a lowercase path, hyphen word separators and a shallow folder depth — the four things that keep a URL readable to both users and crawlers.
Is HTTPS really a ranking factor?
It's a lightweight confirmed signal and a hard trust baseline. A page served over plain HTTP is flagged as a failed check here.
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