Keep traffic through a site move
Redirect chains, broken URLs and an out-of-sync sitemap lose traffic quietly. Check them in bulk before and after a release.
Technical audits, pages, content, SERPs, snippets and AI search — choose a task and start checking immediately.
SEOKit brings together tools for practical SEO work: Google Search Console analysis, technical page audits, content checks, SERP research, CTR optimization and AI search. The catalogue is built to help you choose the right tool for the problem in front of you, not just browse another report list.
Every tool in this catalogue works on any URL and needs no account connection: they inspect HTML, text, page structure, entities, redirects and the live results. Reports built on your own Search Console and GA4 data sit separately, in the analytics section.
For a technical check, start with Site Audit and Site Crawler. For a single page, use Page Analyzer and Entity Coverage. For text, use Text Analyzer; for the results page, SERP Analyzer.
Redirect chains, broken URLs and an out-of-sync sitemap lose traffic quietly. Check them in bulk before and after a release.
Sitemap, status code, canonical, metadata, internal link and URL checks surface the issues that quietly hold the whole site back.
Check text clarity, entity coverage and readability — the difference between a page that was genuinely updated and one that was merely rewritten.
Intent, SERP features, competitor structure and AI Overviews reveal the page format the search results are rewarding.
AI Overviews and chat assistants cite pages by different rules than the classic results. Check whether your content is quotable and whether it reads as generated.
When rankings already exist, growth often sits in the title, description, OG tags and snippet-to-intent match.
SEOKit is a free SEO toolkit for practical organic growth work. The tools for SEO gathered here run on any URL: technical audits, page and redirect checks, content quality, SERP research and AI search readiness. None of them require an account connection.
This catalogue covers the technical half of the workflow: crawling the site, checking redirects and sitemaps, analysing a single page, entity coverage, text quality, competitor structure in the results and readiness for AI answers. Reports built on your own Search Console and GA4 data live in the analytics section.
The tools in this catalogue are free and do not require Google OAuth. Account connection is used only in the separate analytics section for reports based on your GSC and GA4 data.
Start with the problem, not the tool name. If you need the overall state of a site, run Site Audit or Site Crawler. If a release left broken URLs and redirect chains behind, check them in Redirect Checker. If you need to understand why a page loses to competitors, start with Page Analyzer, Entity Coverage or SERP Analyzer.
For content work, use Text Analyzer, Text Quality, Spell Checker and Keyword Density. When the question is not whether a page is sound but why its traffic moved, go to the analytics section.
Check redirect chains, status codes, broken URLs and sitemap freshness in bulk — before a release, right after it, and during a move to a new domain or URL structure.
Check titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, H1s, schema, internal links, HTTP status codes and crawl signals so indexability and visibility blockers are fixed first.
Review keyword frequency, water score, keyword density, clarity, spelling and weak phrasing. These SEO optimization tools help make content clearer, more useful and better aligned with search intent.
Compare your page with the real SERP, competitors, entities and AI Overviews. This shows not only what your page contains, but what Google and AI answers expect for the query.