SEO Browser

Browse pages with live SEO panels, page controls, commands, location testing, and developer tools.

SERP Lens is a Chromium-based browser with SEO analysis attached to the page you are viewing. Open a URL, a search query, or a local development page and inspect it without sending the page to a separate crawler.

Browser workspace

  • Omnibar — open URLs, search with a selected engine, use engine commands, and return to recent destinations.
  • Tabs — open, close, restore, and switch between pages with standard browser controls.
  • Content panel — inspect the current page through the analysis panels available to your team.
  • Page settings — change the device, user agent, network, JavaScript, CSS, cache, cookies, and search behavior for the current tab.
  • Location selector — route browser traffic through an available VPN location.
  • Command palette — press Cmd K on macOS or Ctrl K on Windows to find browser, project, screenshot, settings, and SEO actions.
SERP Lens browser workspace with page controls, the content panel, and the active web page
The browser workspace keeps the active page and analysis panel visible together.

Analysis panels

Open or collapse the content panel while you browse. Its top-level sections are:

PanelWhat it covers
OverviewPage summary and the most relevant signals
AlertsFindings that need attention
On-PageContent, links, images, and social metadata
GSCSearch Console performance and indexing data for a connected property
Page SpeedLive Web Vitals, load timing, resources, and attribution
SchemaStructured data and rich-result validation
JavaScriptRaw and rendered page differences
ComplianceSecurity and accessibility checks
SERPFeatures and results on supported search result pages
IndexabilityIndexing signals and crawler access
AI SearchAI-search visibility and citations
SERP Lens Overview panel showing page health, alerts, and the current analysis sections
Overview uses the same standard panel width as the other browser views.

Some panels depend on the active page, plan, or integration. The panel list shows an upgrade or connection state when another action is required.

Analysis lifecycle

Panels refresh when the active page changes or reloads. Page-specific tools use the active tab, while projects, integrations, plan usage, and saved data use the active team.

Next steps

Omnibar and commands

Search, navigate, and run actions from the topbar.

Browser settings

Change page, site, and search behavior.

Analysis panels

See how panels and nested tabs are organized.

AI agent

Ask about the active page and run approved tools.