On-page SEO review
Inspect metadata, favicons, canonical URLs, robots directives, sitemaps, HTTP details, and structured data from the active page.
SEO insight, right where you browse.
Open Screpy on any page to review the signals behind it. Check on-page SEO, content, links, technical details, Google results, and backlink context without switching to a separate dashboard.
Features
SEO context without leaving the page.
Screpy brings the information you need into the browser, so page review, link checks, and search research stay close to the work you are already doing.
Content and keywords
Review headings, page content, and keyword signals to understand how a page is organized and what it communicates to search engines.
Images, social, and accessibility
Check image details, social metadata, and accessibility signals in the same focused page review.
Link intelligence
Review internal and external links, email addresses, feed links, and the attributes that affect how links should be understood.
Visual link highlights
Use configurable colors to make important link categories visible directly on the page while you review it.
Google SERP research
Highlight saved domains in Google results and see result-position labels without manually counting each listing.
Backlink context
Keep backlink overviews, referring domains, anchors, countries, and individual backlinks close to your page research.
Technical signals
Bring URL, HTTP, canonical, robots, sitemap, and structured data checks into one clear browser-side workflow.
Browser Extension questions.
A quick explanation of how Screpy keeps on-page SEO review, Google research, and backlink context close to your browsing workflow.
Does the Screpy Browser Extension analyze the page I am viewing?
Yes. The extension reads the active page and organizes its on-page SEO, content, link, technical, and accessibility signals into one browser workspace.
What can I check with the extension?
You can review metadata, canonical URLs, robots directives, sitemaps, structured data, headings, content, keywords, images, social data, accessibility signals, and links without leaving the page.
Can the extension highlight links on a page?
Yes. You can visually distinguish link types directly on the page and configure highlight colors for the link categories that matter to your review.
How does Google Search result highlighting work?
Save the domains you want to follow, assign each one a color, and Screpy highlights them in Google results. It also adds visible result-position labels to make SERP review faster.
What backlink information is available?
The extension includes backlink views for an overview, referring domains, anchor texts, countries, and individual backlinks.
When will the Chrome Extension be available?
The extension is coming soon. The Chrome Web Store button will become available here once the public listing is live.