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SEO tools & utilities
Enter a sitemap URL and we probe how it is delivered: HTTP status, redirects, headers, Googlebot accessibility, robots.txt allowance. Distinct from validation of the XML body.
Our sitemap tester probes a sitemap end to end the way Googlebot would. Enter the sitemap URL and we issue two parallel fetches (a regular browser user-agent and the Googlebot user-agent) plus a robots.txt fetch, then report a structured pass / warn / fail per delivery check: HTTP status code, redirect chain length, response time, Content-Type header, gzip or Brotli compression, file size against Google's 50 MB cap, XML declaration, parse success, Googlebot vs browser response divergence (CDN cloaking), robots.txt allowance for Googlebot, and whether your robots.txt declares the sitemap.
This tool is different from the Sitemap Validator. The Validator parses the XML inside the file and reports schema errors. The Tester focuses on the DELIVERY layer: did the server respond correctly, can Googlebot reach it, is it behind authentication, does a CDN return a different body to bots. Both answer "is my sitemap broken?" from different angles.
Our tool surfaces the bot-only failures that hide from a normal browser, so you can:
Our tool runs the checks a deploy gate should run, so you can:
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Validate a sitemap's structure and URLs.
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