Indexability Checker
Find out if search engines can index any URL — in one check we look at the HTTP status, robots meta tag, X-Robots-Tag header, canonical link and robots.txt rules.
What makes a page indexable?
A page is indexable when search engines are both allowed to crawl it and permitted to index it. That means it must respond with 200 OK (not a redirect or error), it must not carry a noindex instruction in its meta robots tag or X-Robots-Tag header, and it must not be blocked by a Disallow rule in robots.txt. A canonical link pointing to a different URL can also stop a page being indexed in its own right, as search engines may prefer the canonical version instead.