SEO Content Score Checker
Check how well a page or blog post is optimised for its target keyword. Paste your title, meta description and content to get a score out of 100 with clear fixes for every issue.
How to use the content score checker
- Enter the one keyword the page should rank for.
- Paste the SEO title, meta description and URL slug.
- Paste the content as HTML for the full check, or as plain text.
- Fix the red and orange items first, then check again.
What the score checks
| Check | Points |
|---|---|
| Keyword in title | 15 |
| Keyword in meta description, first paragraph and H1 | 10 each |
| Natural keyword density | 10 |
| Content depth (600+ words) | 10 |
| Internal links | 10 |
| Title, description, slug, subheading and alt text | 5 each |
A score is a checklist, not a ranking
Google does not use a content score. These checks make sure your page clearly signals its topic and is easy to use. What makes a page rank is whether it answers the searcher’s question better than the alternatives, with original insight, real examples and a good experience.
Fix each issue
Write a better title with the meta title generator, check headings with the heading structure checker, and make the text easier to read with the readability score checker.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this SEO content checker free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up, and your content stays in your browser.
What is a good SEO content score?
80 or above means the on-page basics are in place. Then focus on making the content genuinely helpful.
What keyword density should I aim for?
There is no perfect number. Use the keyword naturally; around 0.5 to 2.5% is typical for well-written pages.
Does word count affect rankings?
Not directly. Longer content often ranks because it covers the topic fully, not because of length itself.