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Free SEO tools for WordPress and Shopify

The same checks our team runs on client projects, open to anyone. Test speed, estimate budgets, prepare robots.txt, validate sitemaps and generate schema.

ALL TOOLS

Pick a tool and get your answer

Six free tools, no signup. Each one is open for WordPress and Shopify owners.

WHY TRUST THESE TOOLS

Built from real client work

Each tool started as a check our team runs on live WordPress and Shopify projects. We keep them updated as Google and AI search change.

No email walls

Use every tool without signing up. Your URL is used only to run the test you asked for.

Plain-language results

Scores come with the fixes that matter most, so you know what to do next.

Kept up to date

We update the tools the same way we update client strategies.

Tools show the numbers. Our team fixes them.

Get a free audit of your WordPress or Shopify site with a clear list of what to fix first.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

About the Free SEO Tools

Free SEO Tools is a set of practical tools for WordPress and Shopify owners. Use them to test speed, estimate a website budget, prepare robots.txt, validate an XML sitemap and generate JSON-LD schema, without creating an account.

Why use this tool

Built from real projects

Each tool started as a check our team runs on live WordPress and Shopify work, so the results point to fixes that matter.

No signup and no paywall

Use every tool free. We do not ask for an email before you can see your results.

Clear next steps

Results explain what to fix first, and you can book help when you want it done for you.

How to use it

  1. 01

    Choose a tool

    Pick the free SEO tool that matches your goal, such as a speed test or a sitemap check.

  2. 02

    Run it on your site

    Paste your URL or fill in the form. Most results appear within a minute.

  3. 03

    Act on the results

    Work through the fix list, or send us the report and we will plan the changes with you.

Which free SEO tool should you use first?

If your site feels slow, start with the speed checker, because page speed affects both rankings and conversions. If Google is not indexing new pages, start with the sitemap checker and robots.txt generator. If you are planning a new build, the cost calculator gives you a budget before you speak to any developer.

Free SEO tools for WordPress and Shopify stores

WordPress and Shopify sites have different technical needs. WordPress sites often slow down because of plugins, page builders and large images. Shopify stores often lose sales because of app scripts, slow product pages and weak product titles. Our tools cover both, so you can check the areas that matter most for your platform.

How these tools fit into your SEO plan

Free tools are a good starting point, but search performance also depends on content, links and technical health over time. Use the tools to find problems, fix the quick wins, and track changes in Google Search Console. For a full review, our free website audit looks at your site as a whole.

FAQ

Common questions

Can't find your answer? Ask our team.

Are these free SEO tools really free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use, with no paywall and no limit on the number of checks for normal use.

Do I need an account to use the tools?

No. You can run every tool without signing up or sharing an email address.

Can CrestVox help with the fixes?

Yes. Our team can turn the results into a prioritised plan and handle the changes for you. Request a free proposal from the contact page.

free seo tools

Free SEO tools for WordPress and Shopify owners

Our free SEO tools check the basics that affect rankings, speed and sales. There are six of them, and you can run every one without signing up or sharing an email address. They come from the checks our team runs on live client projects, so the results point to fixes that matter. Start with the WordPress speed checker if you want a quick read on performance, or the Shopify store audit if you sell products online.

Which free SEO tool should you use first?

The right tool depends on the problem you are trying to solve. If your site feels slow, begin with the speed checker, because page speed affects both search rankings and conversions. Google’s own documentation on Core Web Vitals explains the metrics the speed checker reports. If Google is not indexing new pages, check your XML sitemap and your robots.txt file first. If you are planning a new build, the WordPress cost calculator gives a starting budget before you speak to a developer.

Structured data, crawl rules and budgets

Search engines use structured data to understand your business, products and articles. The JSON-LD schema generator creates clean code you can paste into your site, following the format described on schema.org. Crawl rules work differently. The robots.txt file tells crawlers which paths they may request, and the Google robots.txt guide explains how to write it safely. Our robots.txt generator builds a valid file for WordPress, Shopify or a custom site.

Free tools for WordPress and Shopify stores

WordPress and Shopify sites have different technical needs. WordPress sites often slow down because of plugins, page builders and large images. Shopify stores often lose sales because of app scripts, slow product pages and weak product titles. Our tools cover both platforms, so you can check the areas that matter most for yours. The Shopify store audit reviews product and home pages, while the speed checker works on any public WordPress page.

How these tools fit into your SEO plan

Free tools are a good starting point, but search performance also depends on content, links and technical health over time. Use the tools to find problems, fix the quick wins, and track changes in Google Search Console. Read our Core Web Vitals guide for a deeper explanation of speed work, or the SEO glossary for plain definitions of the terms you will see in the results.

When you want the fixes done for you

The tools show what is wrong. They do not make the changes. If the results raise questions, our free website audit reviews your whole site and turns the findings into a prioritised plan. You can also contact our team and we will reply within 24 hours. Our SEO services page explains how ongoing work is planned and reported.

Reading your results without guesswork

Each free tool gives a result and a short explanation. Read the verdict first, then the details. A warning means something could be better, while an error means something is likely blocking search engines or visitors. Run the same test again after you make a change, so you can see whether the change helped. Keep a simple log of dates and results, which makes it easier to spot patterns over several months.

Some results depend on conditions you cannot control, such as a temporary slowdown on your host. If a score changes sharply without any change on your site, test again later before you act. Our team also uses these checks as a starting point, then confirms each finding in a full audit. That keeps the work focused on problems that really affect rankings and sales.

Why free SEO tools help small businesses

Many small businesses cannot afford a full audit before they know what to fix. Free SEO tools give a fast, honest picture without any commitment. You can check a page today, decide what matters most, and then decide whether you want help. The tools also teach the vocabulary used in SEO reports, so conversations with any agency become clearer.

Use the tools as a first step, not a finished plan. A free tool cannot judge your content quality, your brand or your competitors. Pair the results with your own knowledge of your customers, and with the guides on this site. Our Core Web Vitals guide and SEO glossary explain the terms in more depth.