Free tool
Sitemap checker
Enter your site. We find your sitemap, count the addresses and open a sample of them, so you know search engines are being sent to pages that load.
Questions
A file that lists the pages you want search engines to find. It helps them discover new and changed pages sooner, especially on larger stores.
Usually at yourstore.in/sitemap.xml. Shopify makes one automatically at that address. WordPress sites often use /sitemap_index.xml or /wp-sitemap.xml. This tool looks in robots.txt first, then at those usual places.
Up to 50,000 addresses in one file. Bigger sites use a sitemap index that points to several sitemaps.
To keep the check fast it opens a sample of about a dozen, spread across the sitemap. If the sample shows dead or redirected pages, the rest of the list is worth checking too.
It helps. Add it in Google Search Console under Sitemaps and list it in robots.txt. Google can also find it from robots.txt alone.
No. It tells search engines the pages exist. Whether they index them depends on the quality and technical health of each page.
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No pitch deck, no obligation. Bring your URL and we will look at it together.