No. The current free tool parses and audits the CSV in your browser. The page-set data is not sent to a pSEO Guard server. Downloading the results also happens locally.
Free pSEO Audit
Stop weak pSEO pages before they go live.
Turn a spreadsheet of proposed URLs into clear publish, review, and stop decisions before one small mistake becomes hundreds of live pages.
No account · Your data stays in your browser · Up to 5,000 pages · Export results
Before you publish
Catch the mistakes that make a page batch risky.
See what should stop a page and what needs a second look before one weak pattern spreads across your site.
Missing URLBlocked
Invalid URLBlocked
Duplicate URLBlocked
Placeholder leakageBlocked
Duplicate TitleReview
Duplicate H1Review
Shared Target Keyword / IntentReview
Missing TitleBlocked
Title lengthReview
Missing H1Blocked
Missing Meta DescriptionReview
Meta lengthReview
Thin-page signalReview
Canonical validityReview
Cross CanonicalReview
Parent URL validityReview
Missing ParentReview
500proposed pages↓
347Ready
121Review
32Blocked
Fix mistakes while they are still easy to fix.
A repeated intent or broken template is simple to correct in a page plan. Once it is published hundreds of times, it costs attention, trust, and cleanup work.
- Catch a risky pattern before it multiplies
- Review affected pages together
- Know which pages to hold back
Use the result wisely
Know what this review can—and cannot—answer.
- Existing Site Guard only checks pages its bounded crawl retrieves
- Body-similarity checks do not infer semantic search intent
- Does not fact-check page content
- Does not guarantee indexing or rankings
Questions
Before you paste the page set.
Use url, title, and h1 as the required columns. Add meta_description, target_keyword, canonical, word_count, parent_url, and indexable for a more useful review. Add content_text to unlock the content checks: duplicate, doorway and thin-vocabulary risk can only be measured against real body text, and without that column those checks report as not measured rather than passed. Common header aliases such as path, seo_title, description, keyword, canonical_url, content and body are recognized.
Ready is your safest starting point: the row cleared the checks that catch common batch mistakes. Before publishing, still make sure the page answers a real search, has evidence visitors can trust, and adds something its neighbouring pages do not.
Some patterns may be intentional. A cross-canonical, shared target keyword, short page, or missing parent can be correct in context. Review status keeps those decisions visible without pretending a generic rule understands the entire site architecture.
Yes. After the audit runs, enter your site and the tool retrieves it and compares the plan against what is already published: a planned URL that already exists is blocked, and a title or body that runs into a live page is flagged. Intent overlap is not part of this comparison — a published page does not state the query it was written for, so the tool reports that check as not measured rather than implying it passed. The scan reads robots.txt, identifies itself as pSEOGuardBot, stays on the site you named, and stops at a fixed request budget, so it also reports what it could not reach rather than implying full coverage.
Generators help you make pages. pSEO Guard helps you avoid publishing the wrong ones. It turns a page plan into clear decisions—publish, fix, merge, differentiate, or exclude—so volume does not hide weak intent, duplicate pages, or fragile page structure.
Quality before volume
See the page-decision workflowKeep the reason behind every page decision.
Keep the plan, evidence, publishing state, search signals, and next action together for each URL that matters.