Analyze your pages for on-page SEO

2 min readChecked against the dashboard on 16 October 2026

Open SEO → On-page. After the site is scanned you get a list of every page. Click Analyze on a page to check its title, meta description, headings, content, images, links, indexing, URL, and social and schema tags.

Analyze one page or many

Analyze on a row checks that page for 2 credits.
To do many at once, tick the pages (or Select all shown, up to 100) and click Analyze N pages · X credits. The whole amount is charged up front; any page that can't be fetched is refunded, and the progress bar says how many.
Re-analyze runs a fresh check for another 2 credits. Opening a row that was already analyzed shows the saved result for free.

Use Search pages and the filters (All, Analyzed, With issues, Not analyzed) to work through a large site.

Reading the result

Each page gets a score out of 100: green from 80, amber from 50, red below that. The row shows how many issues it has.

Click a row to open it. Problems are marked Critical or Warning, each with what's wrong and how to fix it; Show N passing checks lists what's already fine. The side panel suggests a Target keyword, a Suggested title and a Suggested meta description (click either to copy it), plus Quick wins. "AI suggestions were not available for this run" means the checks ran but the suggestions didn't.

Across the site

Once 10 or more pages are analyzed, an Across the site box appears with problems that span pages: several pages sharing the same title or meta description, pages with no internal links pointing to them, and the pages carrying the most issues.

Opportunities: pages to create next

Switch from Pages to Opportunities at the top of the list. Find opportunities · 25 credits takes about a minute. It looks at what the business sells, the keywords it already ranks for, its competitors and Google's suggestions, groups them by intent and proposes pages to build, each with a title, URL, H1 and outline.

Each opportunity has a High, Medium or Low priority and says whether you already cover it ("You already have a page", "A page touches this, but weakly", "No page for this yet"). Use Export CSV to download the list and Regenerate · 25 credits to run it again. Set the business type on the Off-page tab first for a sharper result.

Turn it into work

Add to task puts a page's fixes (or a suggested new page) on your Action Board. See Send SEO issues to the Action Board.

Next: open On-page, tick your most important pages and analyze them together.

What the SEO section does and how to add a websiteSEO lives under Marketing Manager in the sidebar. It checks a website the way search engines and AI answer engines see it, tells you what to fix, and turns each fix into a task. Start by adding the website at the top of Send SEO issues to the Action BoardEvery SEO tab has an Add to task button that turns an issue into a task on your Action Board, with the fix already written into the task. Use it to hand SEO work to your team and track it.AI SEO and AI visibilityOpen SEO → AI SEO to see whether AI answer engines can read your site, whether they mention your business when a buyer asks, and how to write pages they quote. The page has three sections.How the weekly SEO audit worksEvery Monday Brainito checks your website, compares it with Google's own numbers, and prepares the fixes. Open SEO → Weekly audit to see the latest result. Nothing on your site changes until you approve a fix.

Ask Agent PK in your dashboard

Agent PK answers from these same articles, looks at your own account, and can do the task for you once you confirm. Open it from the top bar in the dashboard.

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