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simple-whois.app SEO analysis

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simple-whois.app

Simple WHOIS: who owns a domain and when it expires

Check if a domain is taken, who it is registered through and when it expires. Get an email when it changes.

How this page can look in a result. Google may rewrite both lines.

URL

simple-whois.app

Status

200

Language

EN

HTML time

0.30s

HTML size

5.2 kB

Words

188

IndexFollow

To-do, by priority

Fails first, then warnings. Tips are things this HTML fetch cannot see.

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LCP

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FCP

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CLS

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Meta data

100%

TitlePass

51 characters

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Simple WHOIS: who owns a domain and when it expires

Why it matters: This is the headline Google shows in search results.

Meta descriptionPass

107 characters

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Check if a domain is taken, who it is registered through and when it expires. Get an email when it changes.

Why it matters: Google often uses this as the snippet under the title.

CanonicalPass

https://simple-whois.app/

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Why it matters: Tells crawlers which URL is the one to index when duplicates exist.

Robots metaPass

Indexable

+

Why it matters: noindex removes the page from search. nofollow stops link equity flowing out.

LanguagePass

en → eng

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Why it matters: html lang should match the actual text, or the page looks mis-targeted.

HreflangInfo

No hreflang links

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Why it matters: Tells Google which language/region variant to show. Optional on a single-language site.

CharsetPass

utf-8

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Why it matters: Without UTF-8, titles and body text can render as mojibake in search.

DoctypePass

HTML5

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Why it matters: HTML5 is the current doctype; older ones trigger quirks mode.

FaviconPass

/favicon.ico

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Why it matters: Shown in browser tabs and, on some SERPs, next to the URL.

ViewportPass

width=device-width, initial-scale=1

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Why it matters: Without it, mobile Google treats the page as a zoomed desktop layout.

Apple touch iconPass

Present

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Why it matters: Used when someone saves the page to their home screen. Optional.

Open GraphPass

9 tags

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Why it matters: Controls the title, description and image when the URL is pasted into Slack, iMessage, LinkedIn.

Twitter cardPass

1 tags

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Why it matters: Same idea as Open Graph, for X. Optional if og: tags already exist.

Social tags

og:url
https://simple-whois.app/
og:type
website
og:image
https://simple-whois.app/og.png
og:title
Simple WHOIS: who owns a domain and when it expires
og:image:alt
Is it taken? Check any domain from your browser, terminal or AI assistant.
og:site_name
Simple WHOIS
og:description
Check if a domain is taken, who it is registered through and when it expires. Get an email when it changes.
og:image:width
1200
og:image:height
630
twitter:card
summary_large_image

Page quality

89%

Word countWarning

188 words

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Why it matters: Very thin pages give crawlers little to rank. 300+ words is a useful floor, not a goal.

1

What to do

Write the substance a visitor actually needs — padding does not help.

ReadabilityInfo

easy · 77 · avg sentence 8.95

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Why it matters: A rough Flesch score of this HTML text. Not a ranking factor on its own.

Stop-word ratioInfo

27.7%

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Why it matters: A descriptive signal, not a penalty. High function-word ratio usually just means natural language.

Title vs H1Warning

H1 barely overlaps the title

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Why it matters: Title and H1 should describe the same page. When they diverge, one of them is lying.

1

What to do

Reuse the important words from the title in the H1.

Title words in bodyPass

Used in the body

+

Why it matters: If the title promises a topic the body never mentions, the snippet oversells the page.

Lists and paragraphsInfo

0 lists · 8 paragraphs

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Why it matters: Lists and short paragraphs are a structure signal for both people and extractors.

Image alt textPass

All have alt (0)

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Why it matters: Alt is what Google and a screen reader have when the image does not load.

Image dimensionsPass

Dimensions set

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Why it matters: width and height on <img> reduce layout shift. Optional for this HTML-only check.

Strong / boldInfo

0

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Why it matters: A handful of <strong> tags is fine. Dozens look like leftover keyword stuffing.

FramesPass

No frames

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Why it matters: Framesets hide content from crawlers and break the back button.

Deprecated HTMLPass

None found

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Why it matters: <font>, <center>, <marquee> are relics. They do not help SEO and they age the page.

Mixed contentPass

None

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Why it matters: HTTP images or scripts on an HTTPS page get blocked and look untrustworthy.

Email addressesPass

0

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Why it matters: Raw emails in HTML get harvested. Not an SEO fail — a spam risk.

Page structure

100%

H1Pass

Is it taken?

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Why it matters: One H1 should name the page. Zero or five both confuse the outline.

Heading orderPass

4 headings

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Why it matters: Skipping from H1 to H3 (or H2 to H4) breaks the document outline.

Structured dataInfo

No JSON-LD

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Why it matters: Valid JSON-LD can unlock rich results. Missing JSON-LD is not an error. Invalid JSON-LD is.

Heading outline

  • H1Is it taken?
  • H2Check without the website
  • H3Make it a one-word command
  • H3Ask your AI assistant

Server

94%

HTTPSPass

HTTPS

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Why it matters: Chrome and Google treat HTTP as not secure. Ranking and trust both suffer.

Status codePass

200

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Why it matters: Only 2xx (and a clean redirect to 2xx) should be the URL you want indexed.

CompressionWarning

Uncompressed

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Why it matters: gzip/br/zstd shrink HTML on the wire. Uncompressed HTML is slower to crawl and to load.

1

What to do

Enable compression on the server or CDN.

HTML response timePass

0.30s

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Why it matters: How long our fetch waited for the HTML. Not your visitors' LCP — that needs real traffic.

HTML sizePass

5.2 kB

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Why it matters: A huge HTML document is slow to parse. Images and JS are usually the real weight.

Redirect hopsPass

No redirect

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Why it matters: Each extra hop wastes crawl budget and slows the first HTML byte.

HTTPS on the chainPass

HTTPS

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Why it matters: A hop from HTTPS back to HTTP is a downgrade. HTTP should land on HTTPS.

Final statusPass

200

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Why it matters: The URL you want indexed should end on 2xx.

Temporary redirectsPass

Permanent or none

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Why it matters: 302/307 on a host or scheme change look accidental. 301/308 are the permanent codes.

Redirect chain

  1. 200https://simple-whois.app/
Full redirect report →

SSL

100%

HTTPSPass

HTTPS

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Why it matters: Search and browsers treat HTTP as not secure.

Trusted certificatePass

Trusted

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Why it matters: An untrusted chain is a browser warning, not a ranking bonus.

Name matches hostPass

simple-whois.app

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Why it matters: The certificate must cover this hostname (CN or SAN), including wildcards.

ExpiryPass

85 days

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Why it matters: An expired cert is an interstitial. Under 30 days is a calendar problem.

Self-signedPass

CA-signed

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Why it matters: A leaf that signs itself is not trusted by browsers.

Certificate chainPass

5 certificates

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Why it matters: The server must send intermediates. A missing WE1/GTS link is the usual 'works on my machine, fails on mobile' install bug.

Signature algorithmPass

ecdsa-with-SHA384

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Why it matters: SHA-1 and MD5 signatures are rejected by current browsers.

Public keyPass

ec · 256 bit · prime256v1

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Why it matters: RSA below 2048 bits, or a tiny curve, is too weak.

Negotiated protocolPass

TLSv1.3 · h2 · TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

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Why it matters: What this handshake actually spoke. A modern client will pick 1.2 or 1.3 when the server offers them.

IssuerInfo

Let's Encrypt / YE1

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Why it matters: Who signed the leaf. Informational.

CN
simple-whois.app
Issuer
Let's Encrypt / YE1
Remaining
85d
TLS
TLSv1.3 · h2
Key
ec 256 bit
Cipher
TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384
Full SSL report →

Security headers

36%

HSTSError

No HSTS

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Why it matters: Tells browsers to skip HTTP entirely on the next visit.

1

What to do

Send Strict-Transport-Security with max-age of at least 15552000 (180 days).

Content-Security-PolicyError

No CSP

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Why it matters: Limits which scripts, frames and connections the page may use.

1

What to do

Start with default-src 'self' and add the origins you actually need. Avoid unsafe-inline if you can.

ClickjackingError

Missing

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Why it matters: X-Frame-Options or CSP frame-ancestors stop other sites framing yours.

1

What to do

Send X-Frame-Options: DENY (or SAMEORIGIN), or frame-ancestors in CSP.

X-Content-Type-OptionsError

Missing

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Why it matters: nosniff stops the browser guessing MIME types for scripts and styles.

1

What to do

Send X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff.

Referrer-PolicyWarning

Missing

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Why it matters: Controls how much of the URL leaks to the next site.

1

What to do

strict-origin-when-cross-origin is a sound default.

Permissions-PolicyInfo

Not set

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Why it matters: Restricts camera, geolocation, and similar APIs. Optional.

Cross-Origin-Opener-PolicyInfo

Not set

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Why it matters: Isolates the browsing context from window.opener. Optional.

Cross-Origin-Resource-PolicyInfo

Not set

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Why it matters: Stops other sites embedding this response. Optional.

X-XSS-ProtectionPass

Not set

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Why it matters: Deprecated. Modern browsers ignore it; a leftover 1; mode=block can cause issues.

X-Powered-ByPass

Not sent

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Why it matters: Advertises the stack to scanners. Not a ranking factor.

ServerInfo

cloudflare

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Why it matters: Often a version string. Informational fingerprint.

CookiesInfo

No Set-Cookie

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Why it matters: On HTTPS, cookies without Secure can leak on a downgrade. SameSite stops most CSRF.

Full security headers report →

Indexability

100%

robots.txtPass

Not blocked

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Why it matters: If this path is disallowed, Google will not index it no matter how good the tags are.

sitemap.xmlPass

In sitemap

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Why it matters: Being listed helps discovery. Not being listed is not fatal for a linked page.

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