Is this page actually indexable? Check the signals that decide it — noindex, canonical, robots.txt, redirects and soft-404s — so nothing you want ranked is quietly excluded.
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Enter a public URL above. Your live diagnostics will appear here without a login or paywall.
A page can be live and still be invisible in search — because a single signal tells search engines not to index it. This tool fetches your live page and checks all of them at once: the noindex / nofollow robots meta, the canonical tag, HTTP status and redirects, robots.txt rules, and soft-404 detection.
noindex is the #1 silent killer.Indexability problems are the most frustrating kind of SEO issue: the page looks fine to you, but it never ranks because search engines were told to skip it. Catching a stray noindex or a misdirected canonical is often the single highest-leverage fix on a site.
Enter your URL above. AnswerScope fetches the live page and checks the signals that decide indexing: the noindex / nofollow robots meta, the canonical tag, HTTP status and redirects, soft-404 detection, and whether robots.txt blocks the page.
The most common blockers are a noindex robots meta tag, a canonical tag pointing at a different URL, a robots.txt disallow rule, a non-200 status, or a soft-404 (a page that says "not found" while returning 200). This tool flags each one.
A canonical tag tells search engines which URL is the authoritative version when the same content is reachable at multiple addresses. A wrong or missing canonical can split ranking signals or cause the wrong page to be indexed.
A soft 404 is a page that returns HTTP 200 (OK) but is really an empty or error page. Search engines dislike them because they waste crawl budget and can get pages dropped from the index. This tool detects the common signals.