Technical SEO
Title, description, H1, canonical URL, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and image alt coverage.
Scan a public URL for practical technical SEO, social preview, security-header and launch-readiness issues. Get a clear report without giving us website access.
LaunchCheck avoids pretending to audit everything. It checks a defined set of public signals and explains what each result means.
Title, description, H1, canonical URL, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and image alt coverage.
Open Graph title, description, image and URL, plus Twitter/X card metadata.
HTTPS, HSTS, MIME sniffing protection, referrer policy, permissions policy and framing controls.
HTTP status, mobile viewport, language, favicon, response timing, HTML type and structured data.
LaunchCheck reports what our server can observe from a public response at scan time. It does not log in, edit files, bypass access controls, run exploit payloads or certify accessibility, security, legal compliance or SEO performance.
A strong score means the checked launch signals are configured well. You should still test real user journeys, analytics, forms, payments, accessibility, performance and application security separately.
Read the complete launch checklist →A practical pre-launch checklist covering technical SEO, social previews, indexing, security headers, mobile setup and final quality checks.
Read guide →Wolcost guideUnderstand what title tags and meta descriptions do, common launch mistakes, practical length guidance and how to review them page by page.
Read guide →Wolcost guideA practical guide to robots.txt, crawl directives, sitemap references and mistakes that can accidentally hide a site from search crawlers.
Read guide →Wolcost guideLearn what belongs in an XML sitemap, what to leave out, how to validate it and how sitemaps fit into a launch and indexing workflow.
Read guide →No. The checker makes read-only requests to public URLs and supporting public files such as robots.txt and sitemap.xml. It does not log in or modify the target.
LaunchCheck does not maintain an application database of scan history. Hosting infrastructure may process normal request logs for reliability, security and abuse prevention as explained in our privacy policy.
No. The score covers only the checks listed on this site. It is not a penetration test, ranking guarantee, accessibility certification or legal compliance audit.
Websites can return different responses because of deployment changes, redirects, CDN caches, bot protection, geography or temporary failures. LaunchCheck reports what it receives at scan time.