Indexability Checker

Check whether a webpage has direct search indexing blockers.
Review status, robots directives, redirects, and canonical tags.

Enter a public webpage URL. The checker follows redirects and checks common indexability signals.

Frequently Asked Questions

It follows redirects, fetches the final page, and checks common search indexing signals including HTTP status, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag, robots.txt access, and canonical tags.

A direct blocker is a failed HTTP status, a noindex directive in meta robots, a noindex X-Robots-Tag header, or a robots.txt rule that blocks Googlebot for the checked path.

Not always. A different canonical can be intentional, but it means search engines may prefer another URL instead of the submitted one.

Yes. 66audit includes noindex, robots.txt, canonical, redirect, and technical SEO audit checks, along with recurring audits, bulk URL checks, public reports, and admin controls.

Add indexability checks to your own SEO audit platform

66audit includes noindex and indexability checks with recurring audits, bulk URL checks, public reports, and admin controls.

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