What to check before publishing
Confirm HTTPS, redirects, indexability, title and description, canonical tags, robots.txt, sitemap behavior, mobile configuration, contact paths, privacy information and common launch leftovers.
PRE-LAUNCH CHECKER
Check the site before launch day.
A pre-launch check is most useful when the site is already publicly reachable at a preview or staging URL. NewSiteCheck can inspect public pages without needing CMS credentials or installing anything.
Run the free 40-check scanNo account required.
Staging sites need context
A staging site may intentionally use noindex or restricted crawling. That can be correct before launch—but those settings need to be removed or changed at the right time.
Run again after launch
A final scan after DNS, CDN and production settings are live is valuable because the production environment can differ from staging.
Get the complete audit
The free preview shows category totals and the three highest-priority findings. Full Audit unlocks every result, detailed fixes and the prioritized action plan.
See pricing →Common questions
What should I check before publishing a website?
Check indexability, HTTPS, redirects, titles, metadata, canonicals, sitemaps, trust pages, forms and other launch-critical signals.
Can a pre-launch checker replace manual QA?
No. Automated checks are useful for catching common configuration mistakes, but important findings should still be reviewed manually.