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EDUGUESTPOST · CONTENT PLANNING

Content Consolidation Finder

Find overlapping pages. See what to preserve.

Start with a public page. Review a small same-origin sample for aligned passages, unmatched wording, heading differences and observed content links.

FREE · NO API KEY · EDITORIAL EVIDENCE
Your page sample
A review queue, not an automatic merge decision

English or undeclared language; 40–1,500 comparable words per page. Initial HTML only. Longer, truncated or failed pages remain unknown. No Google data, traffic, conversions, backlinks or canonical destination checks.

Human verification code
The code expires after ten minutes and works once.

Submitting requests a bounded public sample. Do not enter private or confidential URLs. Reports are not persisted by this tool; downloads are created in your browser. Hosting, security and CDN logging policies apply separately.

Make the decision with evidence

Aligned text is wording matched by this algorithm. Unmatched text is not proof of unique value. Similar words do not prove the same reader intent, audience or best canonical choice.

The report never recommends deleting a page. Review intent, useful examples, regional distinctions and your authorized performance data before choosing to keep separate, revise or manually consolidate.

For complementary workflows: Duplicate Content Checker, Keyword Cannibalization Tool and Content Refresh Checker.

Questions and limitations

Does this tell me which page to delete or redirect?

No. It creates a review queue from sampled wording, unmatched passages, headings and content-link occurrences. It does not select a winner or change pages. Confirm reader intent, valuable material, actual performance and canonical evidence before acting.

How is this different from a duplicate-content checker?

It starts from one public URL and follows a small same-origin sample. Each candidate shows what was aligned and what was not, heading differences and observed directional content links, so an editor can evaluate what to preserve. It does not replace a whole-site crawl.

What makes a pair a review candidate?

At least 30 aligned words and an eight-word passage, plus either 30% aligned coverage on both pages or 70% on one page. These are product review filters, not Google rules, a quality score or a merge recommendation.

Which content can be compared?

Initial HTML with English or undeclared language, 40–1,500 comparable words per page. Truncated, longer, shorter, failed and declared non-English pages are excluded. No JavaScript rendering, semantic interpretation or private analytics is performed.

Is an API needed, and are reports saved?

No paid API is needed. A robots-aware public sample uses fixed page, request, byte and time limits. The tool does not persist reports; optional JSON and CSV downloads are generated in your browser. Hosting, CDN and security logs have separate policies.