Free Indexability Checker
Review whether a page has common indexability problems that could stop it from being discovered or shown in search results.
What is Indexability?
Indexability is whether a search engine can inspect and potentially include a page in its index. Certain tags and directives can prevent that.
Why it matters
If the page is blocked, duplicate, or incorrectly tagged, it may never appear in search results even if the content is valuable.
Common problems
- Noindex tag present
- Canonical mismatch
- robots.txt blocking the URL
- Thin or duplicate content
How to fix them
Remove accidental noindex directives, fix canonical conflicts, ensure the page is crawlable, and make the content clearly valuable to the user.
Example
Example: page set to noindex while also linked in the main navigation → remove the directive and re-check the page in a crawl report.
FAQ
Does noindex always stop indexing?
It is a strong signal, but search engines can still evaluate it. The page should be fixed rather than left in doubt.
Does this tool guarantee Google indexing?
No. It identifies common blockers and signals; Google decides final indexing outcomes.
Is it free?
Yes.