Getting found, built in.
Every site has SEO in its sidebar: an audit that scores every page and says what to fix, redirects, the sitemap and robots.txt, share cards and structured data. No add-on to find, nothing to pay.
An audit of every page
Title and description length, one main heading, heading order, word count, image descriptions, links to your other pages, your focus phrase, share image and more - scored, with duplicates across the site flagged.
See it as Google will
Open a page to see its search result and its share card as they will look, and edit the fields right there.
Redirects
Permanent, temporary or gone, imported from a spreadsheet, with a count of how often each is used. Rename a page and its old address redirects by itself.
Sitemap and robots.txt
Built from your published pages and blog posts, kept up to date as you edit, with a list of what is left out and why.
Share cards and canonical links
Every page gets its canonical address, Open Graph and X tags and a share image, built from your Site URL.
Structured data
Who runs the site - an organisation, a local business or a person - on the home page, breadcrumbs everywhere, and articles for blog posts.
SEO Pro, with Social Media Pro included.
Google Search Console inside the admin - searches, clicks, positions and where to win more - with your sitemap sent to Google whenever pages change. Verification codes and IndexNow, so Bing and others hear of every change at once. Page speed and Core Web Vitals over time. Twelve kinds of rich result, with templates for whole sections. Sitemap rules, a video sitemap and a site map for visitors. Every title and keyphrase in one grid, out to a spreadsheet and back. A not-found log with one-click redirects, a scheduled check of every link, and a weekly SEO email.
Connect Google Search Console, step by step.
Social Media Pro comes with it: share cards per network, a share image drawn for every page that has none, and posting to Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn.
Check your site in a minute.
Install Domma, open SEO, and the audit tells you what to fix first.