About Lala SEO

Lala SEO is a technical SEO tool. You give it a web address; it crawls the site the way a search engine would, runs 101 checks against every page it reaches, and tells you in plain English what is stopping those pages being found — then re-tests each finding on the live page before showing it to you.

Who builds it

It is built and run by Eshariom, a registered sole proprietorship in Canada, based in Ontario, Canada. It is a small operation, not a venture-funded company, and there is one person behind the decisions. That is deliberate: it is why the product can say "we do not know" where a larger tool would print a confident number.

What makes it different

• Every finding is re-tested on your live page before you see it. A crawl is a snapshot; a finding you cannot reproduce is a finding that wastes your afternoon.
• 48 of the 101 checks cite Google's own documentation, and the report links the page each one comes from so you can read the rule yourself. The rest are long-standing technical practice, and the report says which is which.
• There is no invented score pretending to be a Google metric. The triage score orders your own work queue. It is not a grade from Google and the report says so.
• We say when we did not look. A page we could not render is reported as unverified rather than judged on half the evidence. Absence of observation is not observation of absence, and most of the bugs worth fixing in this product have been that mistake.
• The first audit needs no account and no card — up to 300 pages.

What it will not do

It will not predict a ranking. We are not affiliated with Google and cannot see inside how it ranks pages, so nothing here is a forecast. Keyword, backlink and competitor figures on the paid plans are estimates measured from outside your site by a search data provider, not Google's own numbers. For authoritative data about your own site, use Search Console, which is free and comes from Google.

How to reach us

Write to support@lalaseo.com. If a guide and the product disagree, that is a bug and we treat it as one. The crawler identifies itself honestly as LalaSEOBot and obeys robots.txt; what our crawler does explains how to control it.