Hey,

The completely rebuilt SEOquake is now live for everyone. We’ve been working on this for five months, and I’m excited to finally share it.

SEOquake is one of the original SEO browser extensions. It was also one of the first SEO tools I used early in my career.

So when we started rebuilding it, the goal was simple: keep what made SEOquake useful, but make it faster and better suited to how SEOs work today.

The biggest addition is Quick View. Open it on any page and you can quickly check indexability, metadata, headings, content, schema, technical issues, and Semrush metrics without leaving the page.

A few other things changed too:

• Expanded page audit: 28 checks, up from 22
• Schema analysis: See detected schema types and the full JSON-LD markup
• Full Report: Dig deeper into page issues, keyword density, links, and URL/domain comparisons
• SEObar: Keep your selected SEO metrics visible while you browse
• SERP Overlay: See SEO metrics for ranked pages and the sources cited in Google’s AI Overviews

For most pages, you can now get a solid first-pass SEO audit in about three minutes.

Minute one: Scan the page in Quick View.

Minutes two and three: Open the Full Report, investigate anything flagged, and decide whether you’re looking at a page-level fix or a bigger sitewide issue.

→ Get SEOquake for Chrome

Want to see the workflow first? Follow our three-minute walkthrough.

SEOquake is still free, and you don’t need an account to use the core reports.

If you used the old version, I’d also love to know what you think of the rebuild.

Talk soon,
Leigh

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