Sitemap Checker
Find every sitemap a domain actually exposes. Checks robots.txt's Sitemap directive first, then falls back to the common paths search engines also try.
Why use our Sitemap Checker
Checks robots.txt first, the real signal
The Sitemap directive in robots.txt is how a site is actually supposed to declare its sitemap, this checks that before falling back to guessing common paths.
Follows sitemap indexes automatically
If a sitemap is actually an index pointing to multiple child sitemaps, this counts the real total URLs across all of them.
Useful before an audit or migration
Confirm exactly which sitemaps exist and how many URLs each contains before running a deeper crawl or comparing before/after a migration.
Free, no signup
Check any domain instantly, no account required.
Real Sitemap Checker example: before vs. after
Checking a domain after a CMS migration to confirm the new sitemap setup actually replaced the old one.
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Sitemap expected
The old CMS's sitemap.xml was assumed removed, but nothing had actually confirmed that.
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Sitemaps live
The old sitemap was still being served alongside the new one, sending search engines conflicting URL lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why would a domain have more than one sitemap?
What if nothing is found?
Does this check if the sitemap is submitted to Google?
Can I check a staging or password-protected site?
Validate what you find
Once you've found your sitemaps, check each one against the real protocol rules with our Sitemap Validator.
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