Free SEO Tools
Google Cuts Titles at 600 Pixels. Not 60 Characters.
Which is why yours looks fine in your CMS and gets chopped in the results. A capital W is nearly four times the width of a lowercase i, so counting characters tells you almost nothing. Type your title in below and watch where it actually gets cut.
SERP Preview & Pixel Width Checker
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Why pixels, not characters. Google renders titles in roughly 20px Arial and cuts at about 600 pixels on desktop, near 500 on mobile. Descriptions run to roughly 920 and 680. This measures your actual text in that font, so a title full of capitals gets flagged and a narrow one is allowed to run longer.
Title Tag Generator
Eight variations built on formats that reliably earn clicks, each measured and colour-coded. Copy the one that fits.
Generate title variations
LivePut the keyword first. Google weights terms near the front, and if the title gets cut you want the part that survives to be the part that matters. Brand goes last unless people already search for you by name — and remember Google strips the brand from a majority of the titles it rewrites.
Local Business Schema Generator
Structured data is how search
engines and AI systems read your business as a fact rather than a guess. Fill this in, copy
the output, paste it before the closing </head> tag.
LocalBusiness JSON-LD
LiveYour JSON-LD
Two rules that matter more than the markup. One: everything in here has to match your Google Business Profile and your website exactly — same name, same punctuation, same suite number. Contradictory records are why search engines get uncertain about you. Two: never mark up a rating you cannot show. Self-declared review scores are against Google's guidelines and can cost you rich results entirely.
What Can You Afford to Pay for a Lead?
Most owners judge marketing against a single sale. The number that actually matters is what a customer is worth over the whole relationship — and it usually changes the answer completely.
Break-even lead cost
Live$0
Lifetime gross profit per customer
$0
Break-even cost per lead
$0
Max lead cost at your target return
How to use the middle number. That is the point where marketing pays for itself and nothing more. The third number is what you should actually aim at. If a channel is coming in under it, the honest question is not whether to cut it — it is whether you can buy more.
Meta Description Builder
It is not a ranking factor. It is the only free ad copy you get in the search results, and it decides who clicks you instead of the result above you.
Build a description that survives truncation
LiveFront-load everything that matters. Mobile cuts near 680 pixels, so the back half of a long description is frequently never read. Put the offer and the number in the first sentence, not the last.
Tools We Do Not Pretend to Have
Backlink and authority checkers need a live index of the whole web behind them. We do not have one, and a page claiming otherwise would be selling you a number it invented. These are the free versions that genuinely work, from the people who do have the index.
Ahrefs Backlink Checker
Top 100 backlinks for any domain plus referring-domain count, no account needed. Watch referring domains rather than total links — a thousand links from one site is still one vote.
Google PageSpeed Insights
Google's own speed and Core Web Vitals test, with real-world field data where enough traffic exists. The only speed score that matters is the one from the company doing the ranking.
Google Search Console
Free, and the single most underused tool in local business marketing. It tells you what people actually searched to find you. Most owners have never opened it.
Rich Results Test
Paste the schema from the generator above and confirm Google reads it the way you intended before it goes live.
More of ours live elsewhere: the business assistant builds you a prioritised plan, the Ad Lab tests headlines and offers, and My Sales Help covers what happens after the phone rings.
Why These Are Free, Since You Were Wondering
Because gating a pixel counter behind an email address is a bad trade for both of us. You would give a fake address and I would get a worthless list.
The real reason is simpler. These tools solve the small problems. They will not tell you why you rank third in one neighbourhood and eleventh in the next, why your traffic climbs while the phone stays quiet, or which of those two is actually costing you money this month. That is the part people hire us for — and the fastest way to find out whether you need us at all is the free audit, which is also free, and also has no catch.
Questions About These Tools
Think in pixels, not characters. Google cuts titles at roughly 600 pixels on desktop and near 500 on mobile, rendered in about 20px Arial. That works out to around 60 characters if your title has a lot of capitals and wide letters, or 65 to 70 if it is mostly narrow ones. The checker at the top of this page measures your actual text rather than counting it.
Because it decides your title does not match the query or the page well enough. A 2025 study across thousands of keywords found Google rewrote about 76% of title tags, up from 61% in 2023, and stripped the brand name from a majority of the ones it changed. That is not a reason to stop writing them — your version is still the starting point Google works from. It is a reason to lead with the topic rather than your company name.
Not directly. It affects whether anyone clicks, which is a different and arguably more useful thing. Everyone in the top ten already has the answer; the description is your pitch for why yours is the one worth opening. Treat it as ad copy you are not paying for.
No. Every tool on this page runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is transmitted, stored or logged, and there is no account, no email field and no cookie involved in any of it. You can disconnect from the internet and they will keep working.
Paste it immediately before the closing
</head> tag on your homepage, or on your contact page if that is where
your address lives. It should appear once per site, not on every page. Then run the page
through Google's Rich Results Test to confirm it parses before you forget about it.
Yes. Freelancers, agencies, in-house marketers, anyone. There is no licence and nothing to attribute. If they save you an afternoon and you remember where they came from, that is a fair enough trade.
The Tools Fix the Small Things
If your titles are right and the phone is still quiet, the problem is somewhere these cannot reach. We will find it, tell you what it is, and tell you honestly whether it is worth paying anyone to fix.
Or read how we approach search in our own market, local visibility and site speed.