Choose a per-result or per-submission indexing task, or pay tokens for a check. Buy tokens once; they do not expire. Free diagnostics and your signup tokens let you explore before topping up.
The rate is per URL. Pay-per-result tokens are held until the day-7 report; pay-per-submission is charged when the task is delivered.
Settled against day-7 search-result observations, not direct access to an engine’s index database. URLs not confirmed in results are refunded unless the report records a non-refundable access fault.
A flat rate for page delivery and reporting. Covers the fetch and search-result check; it does not request or guarantee indexing.
“Indexed” here means observed in the checked search results, not a complete search-engine index lookup. Unconfirmed outcomes are refunded except for the access faults listed in the Refund Policy. Read the refund policy.
Your task form shows the token estimate before you submit. Checks are billed per URL from the same wallet.
Charged when the check is run
Charged when the check is run
Charged when the check is run
Charged when the check is run
These examples are in tokens. The cash cost per token depends on the package you choose.
No subscription, monthly reset, or token expiry. Larger packages reduce the listed price per 1,000 tokens.
Free diagnostics are available from a RankMeOff account. Open each page for its inputs, limits, and interpretation notes.
Follow the full 3xx chain to its final destination.
Detect meta robots and X-Robots-Tag noindex directives.
Batch-flag broken and server-erroring URLs.
Enter a domain to find its sitemaps, or paste a sitemap URL to extract directly.
Free account-only checks for crawlability, redirects, robots rules, sitemaps, and optional Search Console evidence.
Free checks still make bounded requests to public sites. Limits and result caveats are shown on each tool page. Browse all tools.
No. RankMeOff works on any URL you can list, including backlinks on sites you don’t own.
Up to 5,000 per task.
Pay-per-result tasks keep tokens for URLs observed in checked search results. Other outcomes, including inconclusive checks, are refunded unless the report records a non-refundable access fault such as a 404, 403, noindex, or redirect error. A search-result check is not a complete index-database lookup; see the Refund Policy for details.
No. Tokens are one-time top-ups and remain in your account until used.
Yes. Redirect, noindex, status, sitemap, and site-audit diagnostics do not deduct tokens. Some require a free account.
No. It records what the checked query returned at that time. An inconclusive result is not evidence that a URL is absent from an engine’s index.
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