Check whether a public page appears indexable
Check HTTP status, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag and canonical signals to spot obvious noindex or crawl/indexing blockers.
Checks obvious HTTP and robots directives. Passing this diagnostic does not guarantee search-engine indexing.
How to use the Noindex & Indexability Checker
Check HTTP status, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag and canonical signals to spot obvious noindex or crawl/indexing blockers.
Formula and method
The tool combines the final HTTP response with HTML meta robots and X-Robots-Tag directives to flag obvious indexing restrictions.
Example
Test a page before launch to confirm that it returns a successful status and does not contain an accidental noindex directive.
Planning examples
These examples are mathematical scenarios designed to help with planning. They are not claims about typical market performance.
| Use | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Planning | Use your own recent data whenever possible. |
| Comparisons | Keep the same definition and time period across comparisons. |
| Benchmarks | Treat public benchmarks as context rather than guarantees. |
How to interpret the result
Passing this check does not guarantee Google indexing. Search engines still decide whether to crawl, canonicalize and index a URL.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool use an external API?
No. The calculation runs from the values you enter.
Is the result a guarantee?
No. It is a mathematical planning result based on your inputs.
Can I use my own real data?
Yes. Your own recent account or business data is usually the best input.
Can I compare different platforms?
Use caution because metric definitions and monetization models can differ by platform.