All six tools are live and cost nothing — single page, batch audit, hreflang, all twenty languages, CSV out. Charging for a pixel measurement would be absurd. What the paid plans add is a place for the results to live: saved runs, scheduled re-checks, an API.
For checking the page you are about to publish.
No account, no card
One language, all the pages you can throw at it.
or $120/year — two months free
Every language, every market, one bill.
or $390/year — two months free
Paid plans are not switched on yet — the free tools above are live today and will stay free. Waitlist members get the founding rate for as long as they keep the subscription.
No feature invented for the table. If it is not built, it is not listed.
| Capability | Free | Single market | All markets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel-accurate title and description check | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Languages you can check a single page in | All 20 | All 20 | All 20 |
| Batch audit, all 20 languages | 2000 rows | 2000 rows | 2000 rows |
| CSV export | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Saved runs | — | 90 days | Unlimited |
| Scheduled re-checks | — | Weekly, 1 list | Daily, unlimited lists |
| hreflang generator and validation | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| API access | — | — | Yes |
| Seats | 1 | 1 | 1 |
One seat on every plan, including All markets. Multi-seat is not built yet — if you need four people on one account, say so on the waitlist and it moves up the list.
The four questions everyone asks after signing up. Answered here so they do not become support tickets.
The table you just measured, stored against your account with the date and the device setting. Re-opening it gives you the same numbers, not a fresh measurement — so a client asking "why did this change?" has an answer.
A saved list is re-measured on a schedule and the new run is compared with the previous one: titles that crossed the cut, titles that were fixed, markets that got worse. On the free plan you can always re-run it yourself by pasting the same export.
Upgrades take effect immediately and you pay the difference for the days left in the period. Downgrades take effect at the end of the period you already paid for, so nothing stops working the moment you click.
No metering, no hidden counter. It is not a licence to point a script at the page and run ten thousand requests — if one account behaves like a crawler, we will ask you to move to API access instead of quietly throttling you.
One email, when the paid plans go live. Nothing else, no newsletter.
This form is a placeholder in the current build — it does not post anywhere yet.
You would not, for one page. The free tools are fine and most of them are unlimited. You pay when you have to check 40 landing pages across five languages, keep the results in a file someone else can read, and do it again next month. That is a spreadsheet job nobody enjoys and everybody gets wrong.
One row of your export, which is one URL. The batch audit counts rows, up to 2000 per run, and that limit applies to the free plan too — there is no smaller free tier to upgrade out of.
They do not send anything anywhere — every tool, batch audit included, measures in your browser with the canvas API and keeps working with the network switched off. Nothing is uploaded, which also means nothing is backed up: close the tab and the run is gone. Saving a run is the paid feature, and it is the only thing that ever leaves your machine.
The widths are real measurements in Arial at Google's sizes: 20 px titles and 14 px descriptions on desktop, 18 px and 13 px on mobile. The limits used are 580 / 920 px on desktop and 560 / 680 px on mobile. Google does not publish a fixed number and it does shift; treat the line as approximately right rather than a guarantee. If a title lands within 5% of the limit, rewrite it rather than trusting the number.
Arabic, Hebrew and Persian are measured and previewed with the direction reversed, because truncation and punctuation placement genuinely differ. The measurement is still glyph width, which is direction-independent.
Monthly plans, cancel any time, access runs to the end of the paid period. Checkout is handled by a merchant of record, so VAT and sales tax are calculated and remitted at checkout rather than invoiced to you afterwards.
Fourteen days, no questions, on the first payment of any plan. Beyond that, cancel and keep access to the end of the period.