Googlebot Simulator
See any page exactly as Google's mobile crawler does. We check robots.txt, render the page in real headless Chrome with Googlebot's user agent, and give you a clear indexability verdict — with every reason.
See your page through Googlebot's eyes
What you see in your browser and what Googlebot sees can be very different: robots rules, bot detection, JavaScript rendering, mobile layouts, and server-side user-agent logic all change the picture. This free Googlebot simulator reproduces Google's crawl pipeline step by step — it checks your robots.txt for the Googlebot agent, fetches the page with Googlebot's mobile user agent, executes JavaScript in a real headless Chromium with a mobile viewport, and then reads the result the way indexing does: status code, meta robots and X-Robots-Tag, canonical, title, headings, links, and structured data.
A clear indexability verdict, not just data
Every simulation ends in a plain answer — indexable or not — with each gate listed: whether robots.txt allows the crawl (and the exact rule if not), whether the status code is healthy, whether a noindex directive exists in the meta tag or HTTP header, and whether the canonical points somewhere else. It also catches the infamous "blocked and noindexed" trap, where Google can never see your noindex because robots.txt stops it from looking. Pair it with the Robots.txt Tester to fix crawl rules and the SSR Testing Tool to diagnose JavaScript rendering gaps.