Free Tool by SearchVector
Free Web Page Crawler
Try:
Fetch
Pull the site’s robots.txt.
Parse
Read every crawl directive.
Rules
Match rules per user-agent.
Index
Confirm indexability.
Sitemap
Detect the sitemap.
Report
Show the full verdict.
example.com/robots.txt
Crawlable
Response Time
0.42s
Crawl Health
92
Healthy
Indexable Pages
248
+12%
Crawl Access
PATH
ACCESS
Googlebot
/
Allowed
Bingbot
/
Allowed
*
/admin
Blocked
AhrefsBot
/
Blocked
example.com/robots.txt
Crawlable
Response Time
0.42s
Crawl Health
92
Healthy
Indexable Pages
248
+12%
Crawl Access
PATH
ACCESS
Googlebot
/
Allowed
Bingbot
/
Allowed
*
/admin
Blocked
AhrefsBot
/
Blocked
example.com/robots.txt
Crawlable
Response Time
0.42s
Crawl Health
92
Healthy
Indexable Pages
248
+12%
Crawl Access
PATH
ACCESS
Googlebot
/
Allowed
Bingbot
/
Allowed
*
/admin
Blocked
AhrefsBot
/
Blocked
Fetch
Pull the site’s robots.txt.
Parse
Read every crawl directive.
Rules
Match rules per user-agent.
Index
Confirm indexability.
Sitemap
Detect the sitemap.
Report
Show the full verdict.
Use a website crawler tool to check whether a URL can be fetched, whether robots rules block access, and which crawl signals to review before diagnosing crawled-but-not-indexed pages.
Find crawl barriers before indexing stalls
A page can be published, linked, and crawled once but still fail to earn index coverage if robots rules, redirects, canonical ambiguity, blocked resources, or weak page signals create uncertainty.
Use this web crawling tool for a fast URL-level check. For broader site crawling, scheduled audits, internal link analysis, sitemap coverage, and issue history, continue the workflow in SearchVector.
What you get
04 items
Robots Rules
01
Review whether robots.txt directives block search engines from fetching the URL.
Indexing Signals
02
Use crawlability status as the first check before reviewing canonical and content quality.
URL-Level Review
03
Check one page at a time when Search Console reports crawled but not indexed.
Audit Handoff
04
Escalate repeated issues into a full crawl, sitemap, and internal-link audit.
3 Steps to Check Crawlability
Analyze one URL first, then decide whether the indexing problem is technical, canonical, or content-related.
Enter Your URL
Paste the exact page you want search engines to crawl, including protocol and path.
Get Analysis
Review robots.txt access and crawler-facing signals that may affect discovery, fetchability, or indexing follow-up.
Review Results
Use the result to decide whether the issue is crawl access, indexing quality, or deeper technical SEO.
Powerful Features
Everything you need to start crawlability and crawled-but-not-indexed triage
01
Robots.txt Parser
Fetch robots.txt and highlight directives that can affect common search bots.
02
Multi-Engine Check
Review crawler access from the perspective of major search engines.
03
Instant Analysis
Start webpage crawling checks without waiting for lengthy crawls.
04
Crawled, Not Indexed Triage
Start diagnosis by confirming the page can be fetched before reviewing quality and canonical signals.
05
Full Robots.txt View
See the complete robots.txt content for manual review.
06
Free & Unlimited
Check unlimited URLs without any registration required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about website crawlability
What is robots.txt?
Robots.txt is a text file that tells search engine crawlers which pages or sections of your site should not be crawled. It's placed in the root directory of your website and helps manage crawler traffic.
Is this crawlability checker free?
Yes! The Web Page Crawler is completely free with no signup required. It's part of SearchVector's free SEO toolkit. For comprehensive technical SEO auditing, check out our dashboard.
Why is crawlability important for SEO?
If search engines cannot fetch a page, they cannot evaluate it for indexing. Crawlability is not the only ranking signal, but it is the first technical condition to verify.
Does crawlable mean indexed?
No. A crawlable page can still be excluded if Google sees weak content, duplication, canonical conflicts, low internal-link value, or other quality issues.
What other SEO tools does SearchVector offer?
SearchVector offers a complete SEO platform including Keyword Research across 5 platforms, GSC Analytics, Live Rank Tracker, Sitemap Analyzer, Core Web Vitals monitoring, YouTube SEO tools, and more in our dashboard.
What if my site doesn't have a robots.txt file?
If there's no robots.txt file, search engines assume they can crawl all pages on your site. While this is fine for most sites, having a robots.txt gives you more control over crawler behavior.
Still have questions? Contact support
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