Indexability is more than one setting
A page can fail to appear in search for many reasons: noindex directives, crawler blocks, canonicalization, incomplete discovery, thin content, or simply because the site is very new.
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Is my website indexable?
If a new site is not appearing in search, start by checking the technical signals that can accidentally block discovery or indexing.
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First things to verify
- No homepage noindex directive.
- robots.txt does not block the entire site.
- The canonical URL points to the production URL.
- An XML sitemap is available.
- Internal navigation reaches important pages.
Important limitation
No automated public-page checker can guarantee that Google has indexed a URL. NewSiteCheck verifies common technical signals that affect discoverability; Search Console remains the best source for your own Google indexing status.
Common questions
Can NewSiteCheck tell me if Google indexed my page?
It checks public technical signals that affect indexing, but it does not claim to replace your own Google Search Console indexing data.
How long does indexing take after launch?
There is no guaranteed timeline. Correct technical setup helps, but discovery and indexing can still take time.