About

seosuggest.net is a small collection of free SEO tools that do the tedious parts of technical SEO properly, without asking you to create an account first.

Why it exists

Most free SEO tools online share the same three problems. They ask for an email address before showing you anything. They hide the useful half of the feature behind an upgrade. And they quietly cut corners on accuracy, because nobody checks a free tool’s working.

These tools were built to avoid all three. There is no sign-up, nothing is held back, and where a shortcut would have been easier we took the longer route instead. The keyword density checker extracts the main content of a page before counting, because counting your navigation menu produces numbers that look precise and are wrong. The title analyser measures Google’s pixel width rather than counting characters, because that is how Google actually truncates. The sitemap tools follow nested index files and decompress gzipped sitemaps, because real websites use both.

How they work

Nearly all the processing happens in your browser. When a tool needs to read a page or a sitemap it cannot reach directly, our server fetches it and hands the result straight back to you. Nothing is written to a database, no history is kept, and results disappear when you close the tab. That is why there is no account: there would be nothing to put in it.

It also means the tools are fast. Switching a setting re-renders the results instantly instead of starting again, because the data is already in front of you.

Who they are for

Bloggers auditing their own site, freelancers checking a client’s, and in-house marketers who need an answer now rather than a subscription. Everything works on any website, not just WordPress.

Honest limits

These tools measure what can be measured. A title score tells you whether a headline is structurally sound, not whether the idea behind it is any good. A density figure tells you how often a phrase appears, not whether it is the right phrase. Where a tool cannot know something, it says so rather than inventing a confident number.

Get in touch

Questions, bug reports and suggestions for new tools are all welcome at support@seosuggest.net.