After changing the URLs
Check the sitemap after a migration, section removal, or redirect setup. Replace outdated URLs with active ones.
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Find unavailable URLs and redirects in your sitemap. We’ll show server responses and save the results to Excel.
Sitemap
A sitemap helps search engine crawlers find pages. Here you can check which URLs in the sitemap respond, redirect, or return an error.
Check the sitemap after a migration, section removal, or redirect setup. Replace outdated URLs with active ones.
The tool reads sitemap indexes and nested sitemaps. If some files are unavailable or crawling is restricted, the report will say so.
Filter problematic URLs and export them to Excel. Check the reason for the server response before removing a URL from the sitemap.
Find a sitemap, check crawl limits, and work with results.
A sitemap is a list of website page URLs. Search engine crawlers use it to discover URLs. This check helps find inaccessible URLs and redirects in the sitemap. Including a URL in a sitemap does not guarantee indexing.
The report includes URLs and server responses. Indexing and the causes of errors need to be assessed separately.
Each row has a URL and an HTTP status code. For network errors, we show an error message instead of a successful status.
We show the number of maps read, the selected limit, and parser warnings. The export contains all results received.
The response code may be affected by the site's security settings or a temporary outage. Save the report and check the URL again before making changes.
Get help understanding the report, fixing technical issues or setting up regular monitoring. We will discuss the scope and cost before starting.
Checking up to 500 URL is free. Larger packages are paid per run or included in either Site Control subscription.