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Metaspry

Comparison

Metaspry vs Detailed SEO Extension

Detailed is an excellent free single-page on-page audit. Metaspry covers the same per-page checks - with a 0-100 score shown next to rendered social previews - and then keeps going: cloud history, bulk URL audit, daily drift monitoring, AI-readiness checks, and team workspaces.

Capability Metaspry Detailed
Free single-page on-page audit in the browser ✓✓
Inspect title / description / canonical + OG and Twitter tags ✓✓
0-100 score with 19 rules and character-length bars ✓-
Rendered social previews shown next to the score (7 platforms) ✓-
Compare two pages side by side ✓-
robots.txt + sitemap.xml + llms.txt in one view ✓-
Customizable scoring rules Pro-
Cloud scan history (10 most recent listed; 50 on Pro) Free account-
Bulk URL audit (runs of up to 1,000 URLs, tracked sitemaps, CSV) Pro (Free: 10/run)-
Daily monitoring with email + Slack alerts on score drops Pro-
AI-readiness (AEO) checks ✓-
Shareable scan snapshot link Free account-
Shared team workspaces with roles Team-
Price Free / Pro $19/mo ($190/yr) / Team $45/mo Free

The core difference

Detailed is a great single-page tool, and its on-page audit is genuinely useful. The gap is everything around the single page: Metaspry scores the page next to rendered social previews, then saves it to cloud history, audits hundreds of URLs in bulk, monitors them daily, and shares the result with a team. Detailed stops at the one page in front of you.

Use Detailed when

  • You want a quick, free on-page audit of the single page you're looking at.
  • You're comfortable diagnosing meta hygiene yourself from the raw values.
  • You don't need history, bulk audits, monitoring, or team sharing.

Use Metaspry when

  • You want a 0-100 score with the rendered Twitter card, Slack unfurl, and Google SERP preview right beside it.
  • You audit the same URLs over time and want cloud-synced history instead of re-checking by hand.
  • You need to audit many URLs at once - add a sitemap, run up to 1,000 URLs in batches, export CSV, and re-run to see what changed.
  • You want daily monitoring that alerts you when a page's score drops below your threshold.
  • You care about AI-readiness (AEO) signals as crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot become traffic sources.
  • You want a shareable snapshot link to send to a client or drop in Slack, and a shared workspace for your team.