Is your page hidden from Google?
Paste your page and we read the robots meta tag in its head, then tell you if it's quietly saying 'noindex' and keeping you out of search. Free, no signup.
What we check
We read the robots meta tag in the head of the page you submit and check whether it declares 'noindex'. That one directive tells Google and other search engines not to index the page - so even a perfect page, fully live and loading fine, can be invisible in search because of a single line in the markup.
This reads the robots meta tag the page declares in its HTML, the most common way a page ends up deindexed. A site can also be blocked through an X-Robots-Tag response header or a robots.txt rule, which are separate mechanisms; a clean result here means the in-page noindex tag isn't the thing holding you back.
Why it matters
This is one of the most common silent launch killers there is. You set 'noindex' on your staging site so Google doesn't index the half-built version - completely correct - and then the build ships to production with the tag still on. Your live site looks flawless. It just never shows up in search, and nothing on the page tells you why.
The page works, loads fast, converts fine for the people who reach it. But organic traffic never comes, because Google was politely told to stay away. Founders lose weeks to this before someone thinks to check the one tag. Reading it takes a second, and it's the first thing worth ruling out when a live page isn't getting indexed.
Questions
What exactly do you check?
The robots meta tag in your page's head - specifically whether it contains 'noindex', the directive that tells search engines not to index the page. We read it straight from the markup the page serves.
My page is live and loads fine - how could it be blocked?
Indexing and loading are unrelated. A page can serve a perfect 200 and render beautifully while a single 'noindex' line in its head tells Google to skip it. That's exactly why it's so easy to miss - nothing looks wrong.
Does a clean result mean I'm definitely indexed?
It means the in-page noindex tag isn't blocking you, which is the most common cause. A page can also be held back by an X-Robots-Tag header or a robots.txt rule, which are separate checks. For confirmation that a page is actually indexed, Search Console is the source of truth.
Is it really free?
Yes. Paste a URL and run it, no account needed. The same scan also runs all of CopyMosaic's other checks, and you can open the full report to see them.