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Analyze your sitemap.xml and robots.txt. Check crawl rules, count indexed URLs, and find configuration issues.
Run a comprehensive AI readiness audit including SEO, content helpfulness, schema, trust signals, and 50+ more factors.
Run Full AI AuditSitemaps fail in two directions, and most analyzers only catch one. The obvious failure is malformed XML or a sitemap that returns a 500. The subtler failure — and the one that kills crawl budget — is a perfectly valid sitemap full of URLs that shouldn't be there: noindex pages, duplicates, redirected URLs, faceted navigation, and old URLs from a migration nobody finished.
This analyzer fetches your sitemap.xml and your robots.txt, cross-references them, and reports the actual problems: how many URLs are listed, how many of those are reachable (non-404), how many are noindex (and therefore wasting your sitemap budget), how recent the lastmod dates are, and whether your robots.txt actually points at your sitemap. We also flag the "every URL has lastmod = today" anti-pattern, which trains Google to ignore your timestamps.
Sitemaps don't get pages indexed. Submitting a URL via sitemap is a hint — Google will only index pages it judges worth indexing regardless of submission. If you have pages in your sitemap that aren't getting indexed, the answer is almost never "submit again." It's "the page is too thin, too duplicate, or too low-authority for Google to bother."
Scan a sitemap.xml for size, freshness, and structural issues.
Enter your full website URL into the input field at the top of the tool.
Click the scan button. The tool fetches your page and runs the analysis in the background.
Review the report. Each finding includes a plain-English explanation and a recommended fix.
Implement the recommended changes on your site, then re-run the scan to confirm the issue is resolved.