Know your page dropped out of the index before Google tells you.
DeindexAlert checks robots.txt, noindex tags, the X-Robots-Tag header, and canonical tags on your most important pages every 30 minutes — and emails you the moment something blocks a page from Google, so you catch it in minutes, not weeks.
No credit card required · 5 URLs free, forever.
A deploy, a CMS migration, or a forgotten "noindex" left over from staging can quietly erase weeks of organic traffic before anyone notices. DeindexAlert catches it on the very next check cycle, not three weeks later when you're staring at Search Console wondering why traffic fell off a cliff.
How it works
Your homepage, top landing pages — anything a lost ranking would actually hurt.
Meta robots, X-Robots-Tag, robots.txt, canonical tags, and HTTP status — every cycle.
Not a weekly digest — the second a page gets blocked, while it's still cheap to fix.
- Meta tag
<meta name="robots">andgooglebot X-Robots-TagHTTP headerrobots.txtrules for the specific pathcanonicaltag consistency- HTTP status code (unexpected 4xx/5xx)
Pricing
5 URLs · $0/mo · no credit card, no time limit.
25 URLs · $10/mo
100 URLs · $30/mo
1000 URLs · $250/mo
Every plan checks on the same 30-minute cycle. Sign up free, upgrade from your dashboard whenever you need more URLs.
Common questions
Why did my page get deindexed with no warning?
Most deindexing isn't announced anywhere you'd normally look. A deploy that carries over a staging noindex tag, a CDN rule that adds X-Robots-Tag headers, a CMS setting silently flipped, or a canonical tag pointed at the wrong URL can all happen without an error, a broken link, or any visible symptom on the page itself -- the only sign is a search traffic drop, discovered days or weeks later.
Does DeindexAlert prevent deindexing, or just alert me?
DeindexAlert checks robots.txt, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag, and canonical signals on your monitored pages on a recurring schedule and emails you the moment something changes. It doesn't modify your site -- it's a monitor, not a fix -- but catching the change within the same check cycle instead of weeks later is usually the difference between a five-minute fix and a month of lost organic traffic.
We only ever look at what Googlebot sees on your public pages. There's no password to steal and no data to sell — DeindexAlert logs you in with a one-time emailed link, never a stored password.
Set up your first check in under a minute.