Does my website show up on Google?
Updated 6 September 2026
The Short Answer
No. Your website is served noindex, so search engines are told not to list it, whatever you put on it. The page that ranks for your name is your PropKaki directory profile. Your website is what you send people to — a link in a bio, a QR code, a signature, a message.
This is a decision, not a setting you have missed.
Why is it not indexed?
Because you would have had 2 pages about one licence, both claiming to be you, competing with each other in the same results.
Your directory profile is built to rank — it is linked from the directory, it carries your transactions, and it is in PropKaki's sitemap. Your website is built to be sent. Pointing search engines at both would have split the value of your name between them.
Does that mean links on it are wasted?
No. The instruction has 2 halves: do not list this page, and do follow what it points at. Only the first one is switched on.
So links out of your page — to your portal listings, your Instagram, your YouTube channel, your own site — are still followed and still pass value to them. It is the page that stays out of the index, not the things it points at.
So how do people find it?
You give it out. Your page is built to be shared, not crawled, and the address is short enough to say aloud.
Put it in your Instagram bio, your name card, your email signature and your WhatsApp status. Configure Page → Share has all three doors ready: Share Link with a copy button, QR Code for print, and Email Signature.
Can I turn indexing on?
No. There is a single rule covering the whole /chatwith address, and it does not change when you turn your page on or off, or when your assistant does.
If being found in search is what you are after, the surface to work on is your directory profile: Account Settings → Public Listing, plus keeping what you focus on current.
What about my listings — are those indexed?
Your listings live on the portals they were published to, and the cards on your page link straight out to them.
A visitor who lands on your page sees them all in one place, with For Sale and For Rent tabs and a map — which is the job. Search traffic for those listings stays where the listing was posted.