Example result
Here's what you get — a real example generated by the tool:
## Index Risk Audit
| URL | Risk Level | Likely Blocking Issue | Why It Matters | Recommended Action | Priority |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| https://shop.example.com/products/running-shoes | Low | No structural red flags detected | Clean path, likely to crawl normally | Spot-check only | 3 |
| https://shop.example.com/products/running-shoes?color=red | High | URL parameter creates duplicate content | Competes with the clean URL for the same ranking slot | Add canonical tag pointing to the clean URL | 1 |
| https://shop.example.com/tag/summer-sale | Medium | Path matches common noindex default (/tag/) | Many CMS templates noindex tag pages by default | Check robots meta tag; remove noindex if intentional traffic page | 2 |
| https://blog.example.com/?s=hiking+boots | High | Session/search parameter — canonical conflict risk | Internal search results rarely get indexed and dilute crawl budget | Add noindex explicitly or block in robots.txt | 1 |
| https://blog.example.com/best-hiking-boots-2026 | Low | No structural red flags detected | Clean, descriptive URL with normal crawl depth | Spot-check only | 3 |
| https://shop.example.com/cart?id=88291 | High | Path matches common noindex default (/cart/) + session ID | Transactional pages should never compete for index slots | Confirm noindex is present; if missing, add it | 1 |
| https://blog.example.com/category/gear/category/gear | Medium | Deep nested duplicate path structure | Repeated path segments suggest a URL generation bug | Fix URL structure; 301 redirect duplicates | 2 |
## Summary
| Metric | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Total URLs Analyzed | 7 |
| High Risk | 3 |
| Medium Risk | 2 |
| Low Risk | 2 |
| Check First (Priority 1) | 3 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What file format do I get?
A professional .xlsx Excel file with one row per URL: risk level, likely blocking issue, why it matters, recommended action, and a priority column, plus a summary table at the top.
Does this check live Google index status?
No — it runs a structural audit using the same URL patterns that drive Google's indexing decisions: duplicate parameters, noindex-prone paths, canonical conflicts, and crawl-depth issues. It tells you exactly which URLs are worth checking manually in Search Console first, instead of checking all 100 one by one.
Why is this cheaper than Ahrefs or SE Ranking?
Ahrefs and SE Ranking charge $99-250/mo for full SEO suites where this is a minor feature. This tool gives you the bulk risk audit by itself for a one-time €14.99 payment — no account, no subscription.
How many URLs can I check at once?
Up to 100 URLs per report. Paste one URL per line in the form — no file upload needed.
Can I use this after a site migration or for backlink audits?
Yes. It's commonly used after migrations to catch broken canonicals and redirect issues, and by link builders to flag guest-post or directory backlinks that are structurally unlikely to get indexed.
How fast do I get my results?
Within 30 seconds of payment. You'll see the audit on screen and can download the .xlsx file immediately.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If the audit doesn't meet your needs, contact us within 24 hours for a full refund, no questions asked.