Bulk Indexability Checker
Check up to 50 URLs at once. Identify 'noindex' tags, X-Robots headers, and canonical issues.
Analysis Results
| # | URL | Indexable? | Status | Directives | Canonical |
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What does this tool do?
The SERPInsight Bulk Indexability Checker is a diagnostic SEO tool that scans multiple URLs to determine if they are allowed to be indexed by search engines like Google and Bing.
It goes beyond basic HTML checks by analyzing three critical layers: Meta Robots Tags (in the HTML), X-Robots-Tag (in the HTTP Header), and Canonical Tags. This ensures you get a 100% accurate picture of which pages are visible to bots and which are blocked.
How to use it
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Enter URLs
Paste up to 50 URLs into the input box (one per line). You can copy these directly from Excel or a sitemap.
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Run Analysis
Click "Check Indexability". The tool will fetch each page live and parse the directives.
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Review & Export
Look for red "No" badges in the results. Click "Export CSV" to save the report for your team.
How to read the results
The page is 200 OK and has no blocks. Google can index this page.
Blocked by a 'noindex' tag, header, or error status (404/500).
The page points to a different URL as the "original" version.
Specific rules found, such as 'nofollow', 'none', or 'noarchive'.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "X-Robots-Tag" mean?
Why is my page marked "Not Indexable"?
Does this check robots.txt?
What happens if there are conflicting tags?
Why use Bulk Indexability Checker?
Ensuring your pages are indexable is critical for SEO performance. Our tool simplifies technical audits by checking status codes, meta tags, and headers in seconds.
Prevent De-indexing
Spot accidental noindex tags on production pages before your organic traffic drops significantly.
Audit Headers
Check for hidden X-Robots-Tag HTTP headers that standard HTML crawlers might miss completely.
Canonical Validation
Ensure your pages point to the correct self-referencing canonical version to avoid duplicate content.
Bulk Health Check
Quickly scan status codes (200 vs 404) for migration audits or general site health monitoring.