How to use this check
Enter a public site URL to check /sitemap.xml without submitting it to a search engine.
SitePulse derives /sitemap.xml from the origin and parses only a capped response body.
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Crawlability
Same-origin XMLSitemap Validator
Fetch a same-origin sitemap and summarize XML validity, URL count and basic size limits.
Pulse score--Same-origin XML
Signal checklist
The result shows sitemap status, XML shape, URL count and bounded warnings.
Sitemap Validator
Enter a public site URL to check /sitemap.xml without submitting it to a search engine.
Result
The result shows sitemap status, XML shape, URL count and bounded warnings.
Support
Keep this free result available
Use the result first. Support and promotional areas stay separate from the useful result.
- Useful result first
- No signup required
- Promotions kept separate
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Guide and interpretation
How to interpret the result
A valid sitemap helps discovery, but it does not guarantee indexing or ranking.
Example
A sitemap with canonical HTTPS URLs and recent lastmod values gives crawlers cleaner discovery signals.
Common issues and next steps
Sitemaps often point at staging hosts, blocked URLs or stale HTTP canonicals after migrations.
Regenerate from canonical production routes and validate before Search Console submission.
Methodology and limits
The free check does not crawl every URL inside the sitemap.
FAQ
Can I paste a custom sitemap URL?
The free check uses same-origin /sitemap.xml only to keep SSRF controls simple.
Does valid XML mean indexed?
No. Indexing also depends on content quality, crawlability, canonical signals and search engine decisions.