One verdict per URL
Each sitemap URL gets exactly one code by fixed priority: ok, not_crawled, status_404_410, status_5xx, redirect_3xx, noindex, canonical_away or robots_blocked.
Paste your sitemap URL list and crawl export. Get a verdict per URL, a cleaned sitemap with SHA256, and a run-over-run diff.
Find redirected, 404, noindex, canonicalized and robots-blocked URLs in your sitemap, and the indexable pages missing from it, without a spreadsheet lookup.
An illustration of the workflow, not a measurement. Run your own input to see actual findings.
Comma-separated, no quotes. Required columns: url,status. Optional: noindex,robots_blocked (yes),canonical,final_url,gsc_state. Extra columns are ignored.
url,status,noindex,canonical https://example.com/,200,,
Each sitemap URL gets exactly one code by fixed priority: ok, not_crawled, status_404_410, status_5xx, redirect_3xx, noindex, canonical_away or robots_blocked.
Redirects with an indexable final URL and canonicalized-away rows get a replacement. Indexable crawled pages absent from the sitemap are listed to add.
Download a deduplicated, sorted sitemap list with its SHA256. The same input always gives byte-identical output.
Paste the previous url,code lines to see resolved, new, regressed and unchanged URLs. Rerun input is prepared for the next pass.
Check a client sitemap against a fresh crawl export after each release.
Check the field guidance and usage limits before you run the tool.
Use the workspace to submit your input.
Read the output and return to the workspace for your next task.
No. It only reads the sitemap list and crawl CSV you paste. It makes no network requests.