Meta & Technical
Checker
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About this tool
The AISearch Global Meta & Technical Checker reads seven core page-level signals in one pass: title tag, meta description, viewport tag, HTML language attribute, character encoding, H1 count, and canonical URL. That's the full scope — it doesn't check anything beyond these seven. These are foundational both for traditional SEO and for how confidently AI systems can parse and describe a page.
Each result separates three different states, and it's worth reading them that way rather than as a single pass/fail: a tag can be missing entirely, present but malformed (for example, unparseable or empty), or present and technically valid but editorially weak (too short, too generic, or duplicated across pages). This tool shows you the exact value it found for each tag so you can judge that third case yourself — beyond the automated H1-count check, it doesn't score writing quality or length.
For a deeper structural review, pair this with the AEO Score Calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Meta & Technical Checker report?
Seven core signals in one pass: title tag, meta description, viewport tag, HTML language attribute, character encoding, H1 count, and canonical URL.
Why does H1 count matter?
A page should have exactly one H1. It's the clearest single signal of what the page is about. Zero H1s means no clear topic signal; more than one can dilute it, which is why the checker flags anything other than exactly one.
Is this the same as a full SEO audit?
No, this is a fast, deterministic check of core page-level metadata only. For a full technical and content AEO review, see AISearch Global's Founder Audit.
Does "found" mean a tag is good, not just present?
No. This tool checks presence and shows the exact value found, plus one automated quality check: H1 count (flagging anything other than exactly one). For title, meta description, viewport, language, charset, and canonical, it reports whether the tag is missing or present and shows you the exact text — it does not score whether that text is well-written, the right length, or too generic. A tag can be present and still editorially weak; read the shown value yourself to judge that.