PromoHyper

What’s actually stopping your page

Paste a URL. Everything below is measured from your real markup — then ranked, so you know which one thing to fix first instead of staring at a list of forty.

Title, meta, headings, canonical, Open Graph, robots.txt, sitemap, internal links. No sign-up.

The numbers are counted, not guessed

Most AI SEO tools hand the whole job to a language model, which is how you end up being told your meta description is 148 characters when it is 173. Here the checks are ordinary code: lengths are counted, tags are looked up, robots.txt and sitemap.xml are actually fetched. The model is given the finished measurements and asked one question — which of these matters most for this product, and why. It is never asked to count.

What gets checked

Why internal links get their own line

We learned this one the expensive way on this site. Two dozen pages sat in Search Console as “discovered, currently not indexed” for weeks — known to Google, never crawled. Nothing was technically broken. The pages simply had no internal links pointing at them, so Google had no reason to spend a crawl on them. Adding them to the site footer changed that within days. A sitemap gets you discovered; internal links get you crawled.

Eligible isn’t the same as found

Fixing every finding here makes your page eligible to rank. What decides whether it does is whether anything points at it and whether it answers a search someone performs. PromoHyper is the video half of that — a promo made from your URL, in your brand, ready for the launch post and the landing page.

While you’re here — the other free tools

All of them work the same way: paste the same URL, get a different answer. No account.

Questions

Is the SEO checker free?
Yes — no account, no card, no email. Paste a URL, read the whole report, copy it in one click. There is a small daily limit because each run loads a live page and its robots.txt and sitemap.
Are the numbers accurate?
They are measured, not estimated. Title and description lengths, heading counts, canonical, Open Graph, structured data and internal link counts are read directly from your markup. An AI model is used for one thing only: deciding which finding to fix first and why. It is never asked to count anything.
What does it not check?
Page speed, Core Web Vitals, backlinks and rankings. Those need different tooling and, honestly, they are rarely what is holding back a small site. If you want a speed audit, run Lighthouse in Chrome — it is free and built in.
My page passes everything and still gets no traffic. Why?
Because technical SEO makes you eligible, not found. The usual answer is that nothing links to the page — including your own site — and the content does not match a search anyone actually performs. The report says so when that is the case rather than inventing a technical problem.