What this free tool checks
The test analyzes the HTTP response and initial HTML with a Googlebot-style user agent. It is not Google Search Console and is not Google’s Web Rendering Service.
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Free Googlebot Crawl & JavaScript Dependency Test
See whether a public page is accessible to a Googlebot-style request, review robots and indexing directives, and inspect how much useful SEO content is present in the initial server-returned HTML.
Check what is available before client-side rendering
Review the status response, crawler directives and SEO content delivered in the initial HTML. Strong server-rendered foundations make important content and links immediately available to crawlers and other clients.
Common mistakes to avoid
A Googlebot user-agent is not the same thing as Google’s infrastructure, and this tool must not be interpreted as an exact copy of Google’s Web Rendering Service.
What to do after using this tool
Fix blocking directives or non-200 responses first. If initial HTML is only an empty application shell, review server rendering or pre-rendering for important indexable content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this exactly what Googlebot sees?
No. SEO Mentor sends a Googlebot-style request and analyzes the returned response and initial HTML. It is not Google Search Console or Google’s Web Rendering Service.
What does the JavaScript dependency section mean?
It highlights signals such as an empty application shell, script count and how much text and linking is already present in the initial HTML before client-side JavaScript executes.
Can a page be crawlable but still not be indexed?
Yes. Crawl access and technical indexability do not guarantee inclusion in a search index. Search engines make their own indexing and canonicalization decisions.