Crawl coverage
Understand how much of the site Novaverb discovered and fetched during the stored crawl.
- Unique URLs discovered
- Evidence tied to a crawl
- No third-party traffic guess
See whether your website is crawlable, how many pages are technically indexable, and how strongly internal links connect them—using measured crawl evidence, not invented traffic estimates.
The checker focuses on signals a crawl can prove. Each number maps to a specific SEO question instead of an opaque composite score.
Understand how much of the site Novaverb discovered and fetched during the stored crawl.
Count crawlable HTML pages that return 200 OK and do not declare noindex in captured metadata.
See the volume of measured internal links that help crawlers discover pages and understand hierarchy.
No browser extension and no account are required for the public check.
Submit a hostname such as example.com. Novaverb normalizes the domain before looking it up.
Exact hostname matching protects workspace data.The checker looks for the latest Novaverb project crawl associated with that exact website.
No crawl means an honest unavailable state.Review discovered pages, technically indexable pages, and internal links before opening a deeper audit.
Every displayed metric has a known source.A crawler can prove that a page returned a successful HTML response and did not expose a noindex directive. Only Google Search Console or Google itself can confirm whether that URL is indexed, which canonical Google selected, and whether it receives impressions.
These answers define exactly what the checker measures and where deeper evidence is required.
It checks whether Novaverb has crawl evidence for the submitted domain and reports three stored measurements: URLs crawled, technically indexable HTML pages, and internal links discovered across the crawl.
Yes. The public checker requires no account. A connected Novaverb workspace is only needed to start a new crawl, save evidence, inspect individual URLs, and monitor changes over time.
No. Indexable means the captured page returned 200 OK as HTML and did not expose a noindex directive. Google can still exclude it, select another canonical, or delay indexing. Confirm actual index status in Google Search Console.
The public checker only shows evidence already present in the Novaverb crawl index. If the exact domain has not been crawled, it returns an unavailable state instead of estimating an SEO score.
No. Those metrics require Search Console, a rank database, or a backlink index. This checker deliberately limits its claims to crawl-derived evidence so the numbers remain auditable.
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