What is this SEO / website health check tool?

relic245

Someone did a quick health check on my website for me and gave me this screenshot. 

Any ideas what the tool was that they used, or something that would give me similar data? 

They don't want to tell me as they are from an SEO company and would prefer to sell me their services. 

idiotwind

We use SEMrush for that sort of thing: https://www.semrush.com/

maharg101

Chrome > Developer Tools > Lighthouse can do that and much more

relic245

maharg101 said:

Chrome > Developer Tools > Lighthouse can do that and much more

Thanks for that - some good stuff on there. Does it do the broken links and low word count etc? I only had a brief look but couldn't see anything. 

All the stuff I saw from a cursory glance was about page loading times and other technical stuff. 

gavin_axecaster

Lighthouse covers non-crawlable links but for a deeper dive sign up for google search console,register your site and upload a sitemap. After a few days when its been crawled you'll be able to find any broken links etc on your dashboard.

Remember that almost all the third party SEO site checkers are linked to an SEO service and want to sell you their services.

eg Lighthouse shows my site as 82% SEO (lower than I'd like) and an SEO company checker has it at 70.

Personally I'll go with the info from the largest search engine in the world over a paid service - for example, "SEO friendly url" is one place the third party checker penalises me and suggests an improvement can be made, but google doesn't. As my site has search history on google for almost 10 years now, I'd be mad to change the urls.

If you really want to go deep on SEO, start with Google's advice.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/beginner/seo-starter-guide

sixstringsupplies

Neil Patel has a free one, as good as the paid one, but will only give you the first three links etc...but te in depth analysis it offers is great - but as Gavin says, the only one that matters is google

https://neilpatel.com/seo-analyzer/

gavin_axecaster

That's answered the OP then - seems the Neil Patel checker is the one being used.