Kyle Gilman

<p>This plugin does one thing and one thing only. It adds the text <code><meta name="robots" content="noindex"></code> to the header of any password-protected post. Google and all other respectable search engines will leave your password-protected pages out of their search results.</p>


Noindex Password-Protected Posts

Disables search-engine indexing for all password-protected posts.

Rahul Mondal

<p>No-Indexer is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add a checkbox in all page and post settings sidebar to set a noindex meta tag for specific pages and also the pages exclude from robots.txt and sitemap.xml.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>After activating the plugin, go to the edit page screen for any page.</li>
<li>In the page settings sidebar, you will find a checkbox labeled “Noindex this page”.</li>
<li>Check the checkbox if you want to add a noindex meta tag to the page.</li>
<li>Update or publish the page to apply the changes.</li>
</ol>


No-Indexer

Add a checkbox in page, post, and custom type settings to instruct search engines not to index the content, excluding it from robots.txt and sitemap.

Noindex Password-Protected Posts vs No-Indexer