Indexability inspector
Status code, redirect chain, robots.txt rules and index directives for one URL, so you can see whether a page can be crawled and indexed.
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Each tool runs one check from the Crawl-to-Citation Method and shows its working.
Checks for how Google and Bing reach, read and index a page.
Status code, redirect chain, robots.txt rules and index directives for one URL, so you can see whether a page can be crawled and indexed.
Reads an XML sitemap or sitemap index and checks each URL status, the lastmod dates and whether the sitemap is listed in robots.txt.
Preview a page title and meta description as they would appear at desktop and mobile widths, to check length and wording before you publish.
Reads the Open Graph and X card tags for one page, draws them in two plain card shapes and checks that the preview image loads.
The H1 to H6 tree of a page, with skipped levels, empty headings and the length of each section, to check the structure before you publish.
Every link on one page: internal and external counts, rel values, empty and generic anchors, and an optional status check.
Lists every JSON-LD block on a page by type and id and flags placeholder-looking values, so you can check structured data before engines read it.
Checks up to 50 URLs or old-to-new pairs for hop count, each status code, loops and mismatched targets, for migrations and link clean-ups.
Field and lab Core Web Vitals for one page from Google's PageSpeed Insights API, each metric against Google's published thresholds.
Checks for how AI crawlers and assistants reach, read and quote a page.
robots.txt verdicts for 16 AI and search agents, then a live fetch as each one to find blocks robots.txt hides.
What a page contains before any script runs: the server HTML fetched as GPTBot and as Googlebot, read without executing JavaScript, and compared.
Build an llms.txt from a sitemap or a list of URLs, or validate one you already publish. Labelled an experiment.
Every machine-readable usage signal a site publishes for AI systems: present, absent or conflicting, with who documents honouring it.
A per-section checklist of answer-first passages on one page, with the exact passage quoted rather than a score, to show what a system could lift.
Compares the Organization and Person schema on a page with the visible about and footer text, line by line, to catch entity facts that disagree.
The referrer filter and step-by-step set-up for a segment that reports AI assistant traffic in Plausible, GA4 or Matomo.
Which AI crawlers hit your server, how often, with which status codes and on which paths, from a log you paste. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Who an article says wrote it and when, read from the byline, the dates on the page, the schema and the response headers, with every disagreement listed.
How these tools work
The same rules apply to every tool on this page.
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