What is a Google Index Checker?

A Google index checker is a tool that reveals whether your web pages are included in Google's search database. It helps you:

✔ Confirm if Google has crawled and stored your pages
✔ Identify indexing problems blocking visibility
✔ Monitor index status changes over time
✔ Compare indexed pages vs. competitors

Example Check:

https://example.com/new-page → Indexed: ✅ Yes (Last crawled: 2023-11-15)

Why Use Our Free Google Index Checker?

Our tool provides instant, accurate index status reports with actionable insights:

✅ Real-Time Results: Direct Google API queries
✅ Bulk URL Checks: Test multiple pages at once
✅ Indexing History: Track changes over time
✅ No Login Required: 100% private checks
✅ Mobile-Friendly: Works on all devices

How to Use the Google Index Checker (3 Simple Steps)

Step 1: Enter Page URLs

Paste:

Individual URLs (https://example.com/product)

Or sitemap URLs (https://example.com/sitemap.xml)

Step 2: Select Check Options

Choose:

Standard check (basic indexed/not indexed)

Advanced scan (last crawl date, canonical status)

Step 3: View Index Report

See:

Index status (✅ Indexed / ❌ Not found)

Last crawl date (if indexed)

Canonical warnings (duplicate content risks)

Pro Tip: Bookmark results to monitor new pages weekly!

Key Features of Our Google Index Checker

1. Live Index Verification

Uses Google's own indexing data (not estimates)

Checks URLs, images, PDFs

2. Bulk URL Processing

Test up to 50 pages simultaneously (free tier)

Export results as CSV/PDF

3. Indexing Alerts (Premium)

Email notifications when:

New pages get indexed

Pages drop from index

4. Competitor Benchmarking

Compare your indexed pages count vs. rivals

5. API Access

Integrate with SEO platforms

500 free requests/month

Who Needs This Tool?

1. SEO Professionals

Verify new content gets indexed

Troubleshoot ranking drops

2. Content Marketers

Ensure blog posts appear in search

Find orphaned pages (published but not indexed)

3. E-commerce Stores

Monitor product page indexing

Fix crawl budget waste from duplicate URLs

4. Webmasters

Audit site-wide index coverage

Identify manual actions blocking pages

5. Digital Agencies

Provide indexing reports to clients

Prove SEO campaign effectiveness