Crawlability Checker — Check if Bots Can Crawl Your Page Free

Only 200 (OK) guarantees a page is crawlable. 3xx redirects are followed (but add hops). 4xx and 5xx errors prevent crawling and should be fixed immediately for important pages.

Crawlability means Googlebot can access and download the page. Indexability means Google will add it to its search index. A page can be crawlable but not indexable (if noindex is set). Both must be true for a page to appear in search results.

Yes. If a server takes more than 2 seconds to respond, Googlebot may skip the page or crawl it less frequently. Slow response times also waste crawl budget on large sites.

The nofollow directive in a robots meta tag tells search engines not to follow links on the page. It is separate from noindex and does not prevent the page itself from being crawled or indexed.