Can crawlers index it?
Review page-level robots directives, X-Robots-Tag behavior, and a site-wide robots block.
Check indexability, robots directives, canonical alignment, response health, HTTPS, social-preview metadata, and essential page signals. Return later and the same free scanner compares the extracted fields against your previous browser snapshot.
The free scanner is intentionally narrow. It verifies one public page now and compares it when you return; continuous monitoring handles daily checks and alerts without waiting for your browser.
Review page-level robots directives, X-Robots-Tag behavior, and a site-wide robots block.
See the requested response, final status, redirect destination, HTTPS state, and response time.
Catch missing, duplicate, malformed, off-domain, or unexpectedly different preferred URLs.
Check the title, description, H1, language, copy volume, and structured-data block count.
A repeat free scan can prove what changed since your previous browser snapshot. Start monitoring when you want RankLatch to check daily, retain evidence history, and email meaningful alerts without requiring another visit.
See how daily comparisons work →RankLatch does not turn one page request into an inflated claim about an entire site.
It checks one public homepage for response health, HTTPS, indexability directives, site-wide robots blocking, canonical alignment, titles, descriptions, Open Graph fields, primary headings, structured-data presence, and other deterministic page signals.
No. It is a focused risk check for one public page. It does not crawl an entire website, inspect Search Console, measure rankings, render every JavaScript interaction, or replace a full technical audit.
No. The scanner is read-only. It requests the same public response available to an unauthenticated visitor and never logs in, installs software, submits forms, or edits the site.
No. The scan runs without an account or email address. A passwordless account is needed only if you choose to preserve the result as a monitored baseline.
The first scan saves a bounded snapshot of its extracted public SEO fields in your browser. Scan the same page again later and RankLatch shows exact protected-field changes. Automatic monitoring checks daily and emails alerts without requiring you to return.
The free scanner keeps up to ten extracted public-page snapshots in local browser storage. It does not save page HTML. Clearing RankLatch site data in your browser removes the snapshots.
No. Search performance depends on many systems outside this check. The scanner reports only the public technical and on-page signals it can verify at scan time.