Free Sitemap Indexability Checker

Our sitemap indexability checker fetches every URL from your XML sitemap (up to 500 URLs per run) and checks five technical signals that determine whether Google is ALLOWED to index each page: the HTTP status code returned by the URL, the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header, the <meta name="robots"> and <meta name="googlebot"> tags in the page head, the robots.txt Disallow rules for the URL's path, and the <link rel="canonical"> target. Each URL gets a verdict and a reason badge so you can sanity-check at a glance.

This is an indexability check, not an indexation check. We cannot tell you whether Google has actually indexed a page without the Google Search Console URL Inspection API (which requires per-user OAuth, out of scope for a free tool). What we CAN tell you is whether the technical signals would prevent indexing in the first place. The result panel makes this distinction explicit with a banner pointing to Search Console for actual indexation verification.

For SEOs

Our tool turns a sitemap into a triage report, so you can:

• Find pages in your sitemap that return 404 or 410 errors
• Catch noindex tags on pages that should be indexable
• Spot canonical mismatches that send Google to a different URL
• Surface conflicts between your sitemap and robots.txt

For Developers

Our tool replaces a hand-rolled script, so you can:

• Audit indexability on every deploy without writing the fetcher
• Verify a content migration didn't break canonical tags
• Export a CSV report for QA or stakeholder review

Why Use Our Sitemap Indexability Checker

• Honest framing: We check indexability (what Google is allowed to do), not indexation (what Google has actually done). We never claim more than we can verify.
• Per-URL verdict badges: Each URL gets a specific reason: noindex meta, X-Robots-Tag, robots.txt blocked, status error, or canonical elsewhere. You know what to fix.
• Bulk audit in one click: 500 URLs in a few minutes versus running URL Inspection one at a time in Search Console.