Instantly verify if Google can index your page. Checks meta robots, canonical tags, and HTTP headers.
Checks for noindex, nofollow, and other directives in your meta robots tag.
Verifies canonical tag presence and checks if it points to the correct URL.
Inspects HTTP headers for server-level indexing directives.
If Google can't index your page, it won't appear in search results—no matter how good your content is. Common culprits include misconfigured robots tags, incorrect canonical URLs, and server-level blocks.
Often left from staging or development environments.
Page consolidates to a different URL, removing it from index.
Crawlers prevented from accessing the page entirely.
Server-level directive that overrides page-level settings.
An indexable page can be crawled and added to Google's search index, making it eligible to appear in search results.
Common reasons include a noindex meta tag, X-Robots-Tag header, or canonical pointing to another URL.