Sitemap and indexing monitoring
What this page covers
Use this hub to organize your sitemap and indexing monitoring work. It focuses on how your URL structure is discovered, crawled, and mapped using sitemap signals plus lightweight crawling.
Radar can map your URL structure from publicly available sitemap signals and a shallow crawl, while respecting robots rules and limits. This helps you see how pages are grouped and exposed before you dive into deeper diagnostics.
From here you can jump into focused guides on Google Search Console indexation checks, tracking indexed page growth, and monitoring sitemaps for large or programmatic sites so you can keep your structure healthy over time.
What to choose
- Map your URL structure in seconds
- Run a Radar sitemap demo that uses public sitemap signals plus a shallow crawl (up to 1,000 pages) to show how your site is organized, with no AI interpretation or guessing.
- Run a sitemap demo
- /radar-free-demo
Where to go next
Below are focused guides that build on this sitemap and indexing monitoring hub. Use them to go deeper into GSC indexation checks, tracking discovery and clicks for key clusters, and tying index status back to sitemap and internal linking decisions.
Pick the guide that matches your current problem, whether you need to understand why pages are not indexed, how indexed pages are growing, or how well your sitemaps support large or programmatic sections of your site.
What matters
- Radar’s free demo maps your URL structure using publicly available sitemap signals plus a shallow crawl, while respecting robots rules and limits. There is no AI interpretation in the demo, so what you see reflects how your site is actually exposed to search engines.
- Because the demo is capped at 1,000 pages per run, it is fast enough for quick checks but detailed enough to reveal structural gaps that monitoring dashboards alone can miss, especially on large or programmatic sites.
- You can use these insights to prioritize sitemap cleanup, fix blocked sections, and plan hub and leaf pages that make it easier for Google and AI-powered search to discover and index your most important URLs.