NewSiteCheckFind unintended indexing blocks without guessing. Inspect the fetched page, its response headers, the matching Googlebot robots rule and the preferred canonical in one free result.
No account or email required. Check one public URL at a time.
Read the final HTTP response, all detected robots/googlebot meta values, applicable X-Robots-Tag directives and canonical declarations. The tool also fetches robots.txt from the final page host and evaluates the tested path for Googlebot. Raw values stay visible so you can trace an issue back to your CMS, template or response configuration.
A Review state identifies a detected noindex/none directive, a crawl block or a canonical mismatch. A different canonical can be intentional, and a restricted private page can be correct. Use the purpose of this exact page to decide. The Verify state for actual Google index status is deliberate: a fetched-response check cannot tell you whether Google has included the URL in its index.
The scanner does not render JavaScript or access your Search Console. A page can pass these tests while Google chooses not to index it. Browser-added directives, content usefulness and discovery still matter. If a firewall rejects automated traffic, test the public page independently and inspect the response classification before treating the result as a visitor outage.
Successful checks save a snapshot to your browser workspace. Run the same tool on the same final URL again to compare check statuses with the prior saved result. Export CSV or JSON to keep a file, or print the result as a PDF. Browser data stays on this device and does not run automatic scans.
No. It means no issue was found in the specific checks performed. Use Search Console URL Inspection for the indexed and live Google views.
This tool answers one focused question on a bounded public response. The launch audit combines 40 checks, with a free top-three preview and paid full reports.
No. These checks fetch public information and return evidence. You decide whether to change the site and verify the result after deployment.
Read a practical guide with examples and a step-by-step workflow.