Free SEO tools that run in your browser

10 working tools and 2 written methods for keyword research, content planning and technical checks, plus 2 hosted checks that run against a domain you own. No signup, no email gate, no quota, and nothing you paste leaves your machine. Written for people running SEO across more than one site.

Why nothing here asks for an email

A free tool that gates its result behind a form is a lead form with a longer introduction. Every interactive tool on this page does its work in your browser, so there is no server cost to recover and no reason to ask who you are. The one that does real fetching, the growth plan, still shows its result before asking anything.

The trade is straightforward. These solve the small, repeated problems. AltoRank is for when you want the whole loop run every week, across every site you look after, with a person approving each article before it publishes. The engine is open source if you would rather run it than buy it.

Common questions

Are these SEO tools really free?

Yes. No signup, no email gate, no daily quota and no watermark on the output. Every interactive widget on this page runs in your browser; the text you paste is never sent to a server, ours or anyone else's. The two hosted checks, the AI-readiness check and the growth plan, do fetch the domain you give them, and are free on the same terms.

Why does a paid product give these away?

Because they are the small, repeatable checks, and the product is the recurring work around them: researching, drafting, checking and publishing articles for many sites at once, with a person approving each one. If a free tool solves your problem, take it. If you want the work done every week, that is AltoRank.

Can I use them for client work?

Yes, without attribution and without limit. Agencies run them on prospects as often as on clients.

Do the tools use live search data?

No. Anything that needs live rankings or search volume is deliberately not on this page, because a tool that quietly calls an API is not free for long. The one exception is the growth plan, which does fetch live SERP data for a domain and says so.

Which of these are guides rather than tools?

2 of the 12 pages are written methods with a copyable template rather than an interactive widget. Each is labelled on this page, so you know before you click.