LAUNCH
Pricing
Search / SEO

Confirm a page is actually indexable before you build a campaign around it.

A landing page can look perfect and still be invisible to search — blocked by robots.txt, carrying a stray noindex tag, or returning errors Search Console already knows about. Launch checks Search Console before a launch leans on organic visibility that isn’t actually there.

Check your indexing status before your next launch

What Launch checks

Indexability status for pages tied to a campaign — confirming there’s no accidental noindex, canonical conflict, or crawl block.
Coverage and error signals Search Console already surfaces, cross-referenced against what Scan found live on the domain.
Sitemap consistency — whether new or changed pages are actually reflected in what’s submitted to Google.
A scenario this catches

A new pricing page replaces an old one. The redirect is set up, the content is right, but a leftover noindex meta tag from a staging template ships to production. The page works fine for anyone who clicks a direct link — and is invisible to anyone searching for it. Preflight flags the noindex tag as a blocker before Launches, not after a month of missing organic traffic.

Why it matters

Search Console tells you what’s actually true about how Google sees your site — which is often different from what your CMS says should be true. Checking this at launch, rather than during a quarterly SEO audit, catches problems while they’re still cheap to fix.

How it connects

Search Console strengthens Scan’s picture of what’s live and how it’s actually being served to search engines, and feeds Preflight’s technical checks before Launches. Read-only access is sufficient for this integration.