Check index signals together
A canonical and robots directive can each look reasonable alone but conflict when considered together.
Review the search and social metadata declared by a public page. Find missing or conflicting fields and open the evidence behind each result.
Your URL is sent to BusinessPress for this one-time source check. We do not save the page or report.
Enter a public URL to start.
Use this check during page QA, migrations and template updates to catch metadata problems before they spread across a site.
A canonical and robots directive can each look reasonable alone but conflict when considered together.
A clear main heading helps people and machines understand the page subject.
Search snippets and social cards serve different contexts, but both should accurately describe the page.
Use this page for one public URL and the markup returned in its source HTML.
Use the Chrome extension for a rendered tab, JavaScript-added markup, loaded-resource evidence, private pages and a fully local report.
It reviews title, description, canonical, robots, language, viewport, headings, hreflang and social fields.
No. Display varies by query and device; the warning is guidance for manual review.
The website checks source HTML. Use the extension to inspect the rendered tab.