Scan a page in three steps
One side panel runs eight on-page checks against the tab you’re on, scores each, and shows the exact issues — so you fix what matters instead of guessing.
Open the page you want to audit
Pin Sukat SEO and open it on any http(s) page — a draft, a competitor, a live URL. It only reads the active tab, and only when you scan.
Run the scan
Click Scan. The panel reads the page’s markup, checks its links and sitemap live from your browser, and validates its JSON-LD — then scores all eight sections.
Read the verdict and fix
Each section is marked pass, review, or fix. Click any link, heading, or image row to jump to it on the live page, then export the findings to CSV or JSON.
Eight checks, one scored panel
Every on-page signal that decides whether a page ranks and renders right — gathered into a single side panel, each one scored and explained.
- Title & meta description. The exact text, character count, and rough pixel width, with a verdict on whether each falls inside the range search engines display.
- Canonical. Whether the page declares a canonical, whether it points at itself, and whether it conflicts with the URL you’re on.
- Open Graph & Twitter. Social tags checked for completeness, with the Facebook, LinkedIn, and X card previewed and the og:image ratio measured against what each platform wants.
- Headings. The full H1–H6 outline, flagged for a missing or duplicate H1 and for levels skipped out of order.
- Links. Internal, external, broken, and redirected links — checked live from your browser — alongside the site’s sitemap, with the pages you’ve audited marked.
- Images. Every image listed with its alt text and weight, so missing alt attributes and oversize files surface immediately.
- JSON-LD schema. Structured-data entities validated against Google’s rich-result requirements, with missing required and recommended properties named and malformed blocks flagged.
- A score for every page. Each page earns a 0–100 score and a grade, and a per-site board floats the lowest scorers to the top so the worst offenders surface first.
Open a page. Read the verdict.
From the page you already have open to a scored, section-by-section report — and a board that tracks every page on the site.
Every page you’ve audited — worst first.
Eight checks, one score.
See the card before you share.
It reads the page you’re on — nothing more
The whole audit happens inside your browser. No account, no upload, no telemetry.
No Sukat backend
Sukat SEO reads a page only when you scan it, builds the report locally, and sends nothing to a Sukat server. There is no account, no advertising, and no analytics or tracking in the extension.
Link & sitemap checks go straight to the source
To classify links and list a site’s pages, the extension requests those links and the site’s /sitemap.xml directly from your browser — the same way a visitor would. Those requests reach the target sites, never Sukat.
Results cached on your device
Audit results and the sitemap are cached in your browser’s local storage so revisiting a page is instant. The cache stays on your device, is never synced to an account, and can be cleared from the panel at any time.
Runs only when you ask
The extension does nothing until you scan a page. It doesn’t run on every page, doesn’t sit in the background, and won’t slow your browser down. Read the full privacy policy →
What’s new in Sukat SEO
Every release of Sukat SEO, dated and versioned. Updates ship through the Chrome Web Store — if auto-updates are on, you’re already on the latest.
Initial release
Scan any page and get a scored, section-by-section on-page SEO report — without leaving the tab you’re on.
What’s in it
- Eight on-page checks. Title, meta description, canonical, Open Graph & Twitter, H1–H6 structure, internal and external links, images, and JSON-LD schema — each scored and explained.
- Per-page scoring and a per-site board. A 0–100 score and grade for every page, with a home board that lists audited pages lowest-score-first so the worst offenders surface.
- Click to locate. Jump from any link, heading, or image in the report to the element on the live page, tagged with what it is — a heading, list item, or cell.
- Social card preview. Facebook, LinkedIn, and X previews, with og:image dimension and aspect-ratio checks.
- Live link checking. Internal, external, broken, and redirected links, checked from your browser.
- Sitemap reading. Lists the site’s sitemap URLs and marks the ones you’ve already audited.
- Schema validation. JSON-LD entities checked against Google rich-result requirements, with missing required and recommended properties named, and malformed blocks surfaced.
- Export. Download the full audit as CSV — every section’s data, not just the verdicts — or as JSON.
- Side panel mode. A sticky summary that follows the active tab and caches results locally, so revisiting a page is instant.
Sukat SEO is live on the Chrome Web Store. Hit a snag or have a feature request? Drop a line.
FAQ
Does it cost anything?
What does it check?
How is the score calculated?
Does it make network requests?
/sitemap.xml, both from your browser, the way a visitor would. Nothing is sent to a Sukat server, and there’s no analytics or tracking in the extension.Can I jump to an issue on the page?
Does it validate structured data?
Can I export the audit?
What pages does it work on?
http(s) page. Browser and internal pages (chrome://, settings) and the Chrome Web Store are off-limits, because extensions aren’t allowed to read those.Will it slow my browser down?
What’s the difference between Sukat, Inspector, Crawler, DocMatch, and SEO?
Firefox / Safari / Edge support?
The rest of the Sukat toolkit
SEO scores the page; the others cover the layers around it. One privacy model end to end — everything runs in your browser.
The full privacy policy
Last updated June 2026. This covers the Sukat SEO extension; the Sukat website has its own website privacy policy.
Sukat SEO runs inside your browser and reads a page only when you scan it. To check the page’s links and read its sitemap, it requests those URLs from your browser — nothing is sent to a Sukat server. There is no account, no advertising, and no tracking or analytics in the extension. Audit results are cached on your device.
What Sukat SEO does
When you scan a page, Sukat SEO reads its content and markup, runs eight on-page checks, and shows a scored report — title, meta, canonical, social tags, headings, links, images, and structured data. The report is produced and displayed in your browser.
Information Sukat SEO accesses
The current page. When you run a scan, it reads the active tab’s content and markup — the title, meta description, canonical link, robots directive, headings, links, images, and JSON-LD — to build the report. The page is read only when you scan it, including the automatic re-checks that happen when you switch tabs while the side panel is open.
The page’s links and sitemap. To classify links as working, broken, or redirected, Sukat SEO requests those links from your browser. To list a site’s pages, it fetches the site’s /sitemap.xml. These requests go to the sites themselves, exactly as your browser would when visiting them — never to Sukat.
Sukat SEO does not access your browsing history, cookies, passwords, form data, or any tab other than the one you are actively scanning.
Information Sukat SEO stores
So revisiting a page is instant, Sukat SEO caches your audit results and the site’s sitemap in your browser’s local storage. This data:
- stays on your device,
- is never synced to an account or sent off your device, and
- is pruned automatically as new pages are audited, and can be cleared from the panel at any time.
Sukat SEO sets no cookies and keeps no long-term profile of you or your activity.
What Sukat SEO does not do
- No Sukat backend. The extension sends no page content, reports, or usage data to any Sukat server.
- No analytics, telemetry, tracking, or fingerprinting.
- No advertising, and no selling or sharing of any data.
- No remote code. All code and assets — including the fonts — are bundled inside the extension package.
- No account, sign-in, or email collection.
Permissions, and why each is needed
- activeTab + scripting
- Reads the active tab’s page when you scan it, and scrolls to and highlights an element when you click a result. Runs only on the tab you’re scanning, and only when you act — there is no broad host access, so the extension never runs automatically on websites.
- tabs
- Lets the panel follow the active tab so it shows the right page and the per-site board. It reads the tab’s URL and title for this.
- storage
- Caches your audit results and the site’s sitemap locally so reopening or revisiting a page doesn’t re-scan from scratch. Stays on your device.
- sidePanel
- Lets you open Sukat SEO in Chrome’s side panel instead of the toolbar popup.
Pages Sukat SEO will not read
Browser and internal pages (such as chrome:// addresses and your settings) and the Chrome Web Store are off-limits — browser extensions aren’t permitted to read those, and Sukat SEO doesn’t attempt to.
Data sharing
None to Sukat. The extension sends nothing to a Sukat server, so there’s nothing for Sukat to share, and no data is sold or transferred to third parties. In the terms of the Chrome Web Store developer program, data is not sold; it is not used or transferred for any purpose unrelated to the extension’s single purpose; and it is not used to determine creditworthiness or for lending. (Link and sitemap checks reach the target sites directly, the same as any browser request.)
Children’s privacy
Sukat SEO is a general-purpose developer utility and is not directed at children. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the “Last updated” date above will change with it, and the current version will always be available on this page.
Contact
Questions about privacy or the extension? Reach the developer, Bernard Brillo, via the Sukat contact page.