The pages Google has dropped from your site, named every morning.
We crawl your site, read your sitemap and check which of those URLs Google serves. Missing pages are listed every day with the likely reason. No Google login.
- Every URL from your crawl and your sitemap
- Which of them Google serves, checked daily
- Each missing page named, with the reason
Three lists that should match and usually do not
The pages your site links to, the pages your sitemap declares, and the pages Google serves. On a healthy site they match. We rebuild all three daily and show where they differ.
- Orphan pages. In your sitemap, but nothing on your site links to them.
- Undeclared pages. On your site, but not in your sitemap.
- Missing from Google. Pages you meant to publish that Google is not serving, each with the reason we found.
- Leftovers. Pages Google still serves that you no longer link to or declare.
What the daily check looks like
Illustrative data for a 1,284-page site.
| URL | Reason found | Missing for | In sitemap |
|---|---|---|---|
| /blog/vps-vs-shared-hosting | noindex tag | 3 days | Yes |
| /sk/vps | redirect → /sk/ | 6 days | Yes |
| /compare/managed-wordpress | none found | 12 days | Yes |
| /en/pricing | canonical → /cs/cenik | 41 days | Yes |
| /docs/api/v1/ | robots.txt block | 88 days | No |
How it runs
- 01
You give us a domain
That is the whole setup. No login, no tag, no verification file.
- 02
We build the three lists
Crawl, sitemap and Google's index for the same URLs. The first pass is the free audit, in minutes.
- 03
Every morning, again
All three lists are rebuilt daily. You get an email only when a page changes state.
SEO plans
Priced on pages checked. Every plan checks daily. EUR, ex VAT.
One site, checked every day.
- 1 domain
- Up to 1,000 pages
- Daily checks
- Email on every state change
A few sites, or one big one.
- 3 domains
- Up to 10,000 pages
- Daily checks
- Email on every state change
Agencies and multi-brand groups.
- 10 domains
- Up to 50,000 pages
- Daily checks
- Email on every state change
Larger sites, more domains, or a check more than once a day.
We reply within one working day.
Talk to us- Domains and pages to fit
- Checks more than once a day
- Email on every state change
What people ask before running the audit
What access do you need?
None. Give us the domain. We crawl it, read your public sitemap and query Google.
How far back does the history go?
From the day of your first audit. Google publishes no retrospective index data.
What does the “reason” column mean?
What we found when we fetched the page: a noindex tag, a robots.txt block, a redirect, a 4xx or 5xx, or a canonical elsewhere. If none apply, the reason is “none found”.
How big a site can it check?
Starter up to 1,000 pages on one domain, Growth 10,000 across three, Pro 50,000 across ten. Larger sites are quoted.
Can I get the data out?
Every list exports to CSV. The daily email lists only the pages that changed state.
Free audit, then 14 days
A work email and a domain. The audit runs during signup, then 14 days of daily checks. No card, no login.
- Every sitemap URL, with whether Google serves it
- The missing pages, each with the reason we found
- Daily re-checks for 14 days, with an email when something changes
The audit covers one domain and up to 1,000 pages.
Find out which of your pages Google is not serving.
Free audit in minutes, then 14 days of daily checks. From €19 a month if you keep it.