Indexability Audit
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$150.00 / 1,000 completed audits
Indexability Audit
Can search engines index this page, and if not, why? Checks the meta robots tag, X-Robots-Tag header, canonical link, and robots.txt in one call and returns a plain verdict with the exact directive responsible. Charged only on completed audits.
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Chris Arsenault
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"Why isn't this page showing up in Google?" — answered in one call. This Actor checks every reason a page can be excluded from search and tells you which one applies: the meta robots tag, the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header, the canonical link pointing elsewhere, and a robots.txt disallow — each a common, easy-to-miss cause of pages silently vanishing from search.
What you get
{"url": "https://example.com/page/","verdict": "NOT indexable","blockers": ["noindex directive present (X-Robots-Tag header); this page is explicitly excluded from search"],"warnings": ["canonical points elsewhere (https://example.com/other/); search may index that URL instead"],"signals": {"x_robots_tag": "noindex","meta_robots": null,"canonical": "https://example.com/other/","robots_txt_disallow": null}}
The verdict is plain (indexable / not indexable); the blockers name the exact directive so the fix is obvious.
Why it is more useful than a generic checker
It separates the two things people conflate: a noindex (which removes a page from the index) versus a robots.txt disallow (which blocks crawling but does not deindex an already-known URL). It also catches header-level X-Robots-Tag directives that never appear in the HTML and are the hardest to spot by eye.
Use cases
- SEO triage: the first check when a page won't rank or disappeared from search.
- Publishing safeguards: run after a deploy to catch a staging
noindexthat shipped to production (a classic, costly mistake). - Agents managing sites: verify a new page is indexable before waiting weeks to discover it wasn't.
Honesty notes
- Reads the page, its response headers, and robots.txt; nothing is modified.
- Reflects the directives as sent to a normal client; it does not guarantee Google's eventual behavior, which also depends on content quality and crawl budget.
- Unreachable pages report cleanly and you are not charged; billing is per completed audit.
Built by 1450 Enterprises, alongside the AI Access Audit and Structured Data Audit.