⚠ ProblemMy site isn't on Google
Every new site starts hidden from search engines. Here's how to check, and how it gets turned on.
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- ⏱ 1 min
- Updated October 6, 2026
What's happening
Every new site starts with indexing off, so Google doesn't store a half-built version. While it stays off, each page asks search engines not to list it, and your site won't appear on Google however long you wait.
To check, open your site's address followed by /robots.txt. If all it says is "User-agent: *" and "Disallow: /", your site is still hidden. There's no switch in the console to change it.
Ask for it to be turned on
Once your site is ready, with your branding, your texts and your listings, email the letsrealty team at hola@letsrealty.io and ask them to turn indexing on. From then on, robots.txt lets search engines in and points Google to your sitemap, the list of pages it should visit. Google doesn't show them right away: it takes a while to crawl a new site.
Check your pages are on your site
The sitemap only holds what your site shows: published listings that have a Place, active Agents, published blog posts and custom pages that are visible to search engines. A listing with no Place, or an archived one, isn't on your site, so it isn't on Google either.