Can crawlers reach your pages?
Checks access rules, sitemaps, broken internal links and redirects.
Find issues that make your website harder for Google and AI assistants to reach and read. Deepage shows what matters, which pages are affected and what to do next.
Includes one Site Health check of up to 50 pages.
Give visitors and crawlers a working route through your website.
Explore an example of the information you get with a finding.
Start with the evidence. Each finding identifies the issue and the affected pages, so you can decide what needs attention.
Questions about the check ↗/services
/old-service returns a 404 response.
That link sends visitors and crawlers to a missing page.
Checks access rules, sitemaps, broken internal links and redirects.
Checks whether important text is available without running JavaScript.
With Search Console, inspect pages Google reports it has never crawled.
With Search Console, identify eligible pages and see what their title, description or opening needs.
Find conflicting organisation details and different product or service counts across pages.
Inspect available real-user layout-shift data and supporting page tests. Missing data stays visible.
Copy a brief with the issue, affected pages, fix steps and what Deepage will look for when it checks again.
You or your developer makes the change. Deepage checks what it can observe and keeps Google’s response separate.
/services links to /old-service, which returns 404.
Update the link to the correct, working service page. Remove it if there is no replacement.
The next check looks for the broken link again.
One Site Health check after your article, with fix steps for the problems found.
Weekly checks, fix steps and the option to check a problem again after you make a change.
Weekly checks plus suggested titles, descriptions and opening lines for eligible pages with Search Console data. You apply the copy.
It checks for problems that can make your pages harder for search engines to reach, read or understand. Deepage turns its findings into affected pages and practical fix steps.
No. You or your developer makes the changes. Deepage provides the instructions and, on a paid plan, lets you check the problem again.
You can get website checks without it. Connect it to see Google-specific information, including pages Google reports it has never crawled and searches relevant to eligible pages to improve.
No. Deepage seeing your change and Google processing it are separate events. The dashboard distinguishes them when that information is available. A fix does not guarantee indexing, rankings or AI mentions.
A failed or unavailable check is shown as such. It is not reported as a clean bill of health for your website.
No. The free check includes one Site Health check of up to 50 pages. Weekly checks and Check again are included on Starter and Pro.
No credit card. No automatic subscription.