Website index check
Check up to 50 URLs on your website.
Enter only the domain. AnalyseSpider technically checks up to 50 discovered URLs. You can then spot-check each URL with a public Google site: search.
Finding the sitemap and checking up to 50 public URLs …
The website check could not be completed.
What do these columns mean?
- HTTP
- HTTP shows whether the server returned a successful response such as 200, an error, or a redirect.
- Googlebot allowed?
- Googlebot allowed only means the observed robots.txt does not block Google's search crawler from this URL.
- Indexing allowed?
- Indexing allowed only means no noindex directive was found in the delivered response. It does not prove inclusion in Google.
- Canonical
- Canonical shows which URL the page itself names as its preferred version. Google can still choose another version.
- Google spot-check
- The link opens a public site: search for this exact URL. Return afterwards and record whether you saw a result. An absent result remains inconclusive evidence.
Evidence: technical fetch = current live observation · Google result = public clue · no Google result = unknown · Search Console = verified property status.
Google receives the checked URL only after you click a Google spot-check.
| URL | HTTP | Googlebot allowed? | Indexing allowed? | Canonical | Google spot-check | Finding |
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Check boundary
This is a technical website check, not a Google index report.
A green result means the observed server response contains no obvious technical blocker. Only your Search Console property can reliably show whether Google has actually indexed the URL.
Contextter and AnalyseSpider are operated by Matthias Ramahi. This is a deeper feature from the same operator, not an independent recommendation.