SEO Audit
Check page titles, headings, metadata and key on-page SEO signals for a public URL.
Website toolsOpenCheck page titles, headings, metadata and key on-page SEO signals for a public URL.
Website toolsOpenFollow HTTP redirects and display each status code and destination.
Website toolsOpenCheck links found on a public page and review HTTP redirects, client errors, server errors and request failures.
Website toolsOpenInspect important HTTP security headers and identify missing protection on a public page.
Website toolsOpenFetch a public page and inspect its title, description, canonical and social tags.
Website toolsOpenCheck a public website certificate, issuer, validity dates, hostname and remaining days.
Website toolsOpenCrawl same-domain pages and create a basic XML sitemap.
Website toolsOpenCheck a public page status code, response time and server headers.
Website toolsOpenAnalyse a public page to separate discovered internal and external links and review anchor text and basic link attributes.
Website toolsOpenInspect DNS, nameservers, reverse DNS and HTTP server clues.
Website toolsOpenQuery WHOIS and estimate domain age when the registry exposes a creation date.
Website toolsOpenMeasure downloaded HTML size and count linked page resources.
Website toolsOpenWebsite tools use the ToolTapGo PHP backend to request public URLs and report practical technical information. The server blocks private and internal network destinations to reduce SSRF risk.
Use these checks during launches, migrations, SEO audits, security reviews and routine website maintenance.
The hosting server may block outbound requests, DNS may differ, the target may reject automated clients or a timeout may occur.
No. It is a reason to review the configuration, not a complete security verdict.
No. ToolTapGo blocks private, loopback and internal network targets for security.
Website tools inspect public URLs, response headers, redirects and discoverable links. They help diagnose publishing and delivery problems that are not visible inside a page editor.
Check the final URL and status first, then inspect redirects, headers and page links. Public URL checks require the ToolTapGo server to retrieve the address.
The site may block automated requests, require authentication, time out or return different content to the server.
No. A single intentional permanent redirect is normal; avoid unnecessary chains and loops.