Wix SEO Checker
See what search engines see on your Wix site. Check crawlability, indexing, metadata, schema, headings, and links, with fixes tailored to Wix.
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This checker covers one part of your site. A full Stackra scan grades the whole thing and shows you the screenshots, expert reviews, and action plan a single check cannot.
Your Growth Readiness Score
One 0 to 100 score across conversion, search, and technical health, with the weak spots ranked.
Expert AI reviews and visuals
A CMO, SEO expert, and CTO read your site, with screenshots and evidence this quick check leaves out.
A prioritized action plan
The fixes that move the needle first, in plain language, tagged by impact and effort.
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How the Wix SEO Checker works
Enter your URL and Stackra reuses a recent scan of your site, or runs a fresh one, then reads the technical signals search engines care about: whether the page can be crawled and indexed, your canonical and social tags, your heading structure, your schema markup, and your link health. Every fix is framed for Wix, so you only see advice you can actually act on.
Does this Wix SEO checker work for any Wix site?
Yes. Enter your published Wix URL and Stackra reads the technical SEO signals search engines use, then explains each with Wix-specific fixes. The site must be published and connected to a domain for accurate results.
How do I add schema markup on Wix?
Wix adds some structured data automatically. To add more, use the SEO settings on each page or the Velo SEO API for custom JSON-LD. Use Organization, WebSite, and LocalBusiness or Service types, and avoid SoftwareApplication schema.
Can I edit robots.txt on Wix?
Wix manages robots.txt for you, so you cannot edit it directly the way you would on a self-hosted site. To control indexing, use the SEO settings on each page to show or hide it from search engines, then republish.
Why is my Wix page not being indexed?
The most common causes are the page being hidden from search engines in its SEO settings, the site not being published, or a noindex setting. This checker flags indexability issues so you can correct them in the Wix SEO panel.
Does Wix create my sitemap automatically?
Yes. Wix generates a sitemap at /sitemap.xml once your site is published. If this checker reports it missing, confirm the site is published and not set to hidden from search engines.