Add your priority pages
Start with the pages you would most want to know about: service pages, landing pages, and important collections.
A quiet monitor for the pages that matter. Know when a noindex tag appears, a canonical changes, or a redirect sends visitors somewhere new.
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Observed on two consecutive checks.
index, follow−noindex, follow+Next step: confirm whether this page should appear in search, then review its robots directive.
Inspect the signals in a page’s HTML response. Get a concrete result before creating an account.
Public HTML pages only. This does not verify whether Google has indexed a page.
Start with the pages you would most want to know about: service pages, landing pages, and important collections.
We compare HTTP status, redirects, robots directives, canonicals, and titles against the last confirmed state.
A second matching observation confirms a change before an email is queued. Your dashboard keeps the before and after.
IndexLatch inspects the initial HTML response. It does not render JavaScript, evaluate robots.txt rules, verify rankings, or fix your website. A canonical pointing elsewhere can be intentional; we flag it for review.
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Keep priority pages in one place.
USD. Recurring monthly subscriptions when billing is enabled. Plan limits count URLs, not websites. Changes are rechecked after approximately five minutes.
No ranking improvement is promised. IndexLatch reports observable page changes so you can decide whether to investigate. It does not query Google’s index.
A failed fetch is marked unverified. The monitor tries again and confirms a repeated observation before sending a change alert. Blocking, timeouts and bot protection can prevent inspection without proving the page is down for visitors.
Yes. When paid billing is enabled, you can open billing settings from your dashboard and cancel your subscription. Your existing paid period runs to its end; excess pages pause when your plan changes.
Your dashboard offers a JSON export and account deletion. Cancel an active subscription first and wait for its paid period to end, then delete the account. Removing a monitored page also removes its change history.
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