Squatch SEO Tools by Squatch SEO

See how any web page looks to search engines and AI search, without leaving the tab. Click the toolbar icon and get the page's SEO details in seconds.

Page Details

• Internal, external and nofollow link counts, with every link's anchor text and title attribute
• Broken-link checker with progress, sorted into broken, unreachable and refused-automated-requests
• Highlight nofollow links on the page, then clear the highlight
• Domain age
• Structured data: the entities on the page, plus parsed and raw JSON-LD and microdata
• XML sitemaps

Indexation

• Canonical tag in the page and in the HTTP header, with a warning when it differs from the URL
• Meta robots, X-Robots-Tag and robots.txt
• hreflang tags
• Optional Google and Bing indexed-page counts, plus Google's last-crawled date when it shows one

Meta Data

• Title and meta description with character counts
• Open Graph and Twitter tags

Content

• Word count, heading structure and a full heading list
• Possible keywords (1 to 4 words) and where they appear in the title and description
• Image count, missing alt text and missing title attributes

AI Search

• AI crawler access: whether robots.txt lets 16 AI crawlers fetch the page, labeled as AI search, user request or training
• llms.txt: detects and validates llms.txt and llms-full.txt
• Snippet and preview controls: nosnippet, max-snippet and similar
• Raw HTML vs rendered page: finds text, titles and structured data that only exist after JavaScript runs, which many AI crawlers don't execute
• Answer readiness: heading structure, question-style headings, concise lead paragraphs, lists and tables, reading ease
• Entity and trust signals: schema types, sameAs links, author, publish and modified dates

A small dot on a tab means something there needs attention, and the problem is marked inside the tab. Light and dark mode follow your system setting.

Privacy

• No account, no analytics, nothing is stored, and nothing is sent to the developer.
• It only reads the page you open it on.
• The site's domain is sent to rdap.org when the popup opens, to look up its registration date.
• The Google and Bing check and the link checker only run when you click them, and Firefox asks your permission first. The Google and Bing check sends the page URL and domain to those search engines. The link checker sends a request to each link on the page, and skips links that look like one-click actions such as unsubscribe or logout.

Good to know

• Requires Firefox 140 or later.
• Google and Bing counts come from their public result pages, so they are approximate, and a result page can be unreadable or ask for a CAPTCHA. When that happens the extension says so instead of guessing.
• The AI Search checks are heuristics that show how a page looks to AI systems. They are not rankings.

Questions or feedback: www.squatch-seo.com