How does Sitecheck work?

Sitecheck analyzes your website using Google PageSpeed Insights, accessibility tooling, and a custom SEO analyzer to provide actionable recommendations.

Sitecheck offers a free tier; paid tiers provide scheduled scans and advanced features.

Can I test a full URL instead of only a domain?

Yes. You can paste either a domain or a full URL. We extract the path and test it against robots.txt.

Does this help with AI crawler visibility?

Yes. A clean robots policy helps both search crawlers and AI crawlers discover the parts of your site you want visible.

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Free Robots.txt Tester

Test your robots.txt rules with one input. Paste a domain or full URL and instantly see if the page is crawlable.

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What is a Robots.txt File?

A robots.txt file tells search engine crawlers which pages or files the crawler can or can't request from your site. It's used mainly to avoid overloading your site with requests.

Robots.txt Best Practices

Place the file in the root directory (e.g., example.com/robots.txt).
Include a link to your XML sitemap.
Don't use robots.txt to hide pages from Google Search results. Use noindex meta tags instead.

Robots.txt and AI Crawlers

Many AI crawlers respect robots.txt directives. Keep your rules explicit and avoid non-standard patterns so both search engines and LLM crawlers can interpret your policy correctly.