Redirects and status codes
See whether the final URL is reachable.
Free SEO utility for site owners and SEO operators
SEO Index Checker
Check URL indexability signals, find common blockers, and export a clear report before you spend time on rapid indexing tools.
IndexChecker does not guarantee Google indexing. It helps you find signals that may block or delay indexing.
Enter a URL or paste a list of URLs
25 free checksManual Google verification may still be required. This checker focuses on indexability signals.
Sample Report Preview
How your checked URLs will be presented.
Problem
Indexing problems are hard to diagnose from one screen
A page can be submitted, crawled, indexable, and still not indexed. Search Console is useful, but it is not always fast for bulk checks. IndexChecker focuses on the signals you can inspect first: HTTP status, redirects, canonicals, robots directives, sitemap hints, and clear next steps.
A transparent indexability report for every URL
Designed for quick SEO checks and client notes.
Canonical and robots checks
Find noindex tags, x-robots headers, and canonical mismatches.
Bulk cleanup
Normalize URLs, remove duplicates, and keep the report readable.
CSV export
Download a local report for your own records or client notes.
Use cases
Rapid checks before indexing credits, backlinks, or client reports
Inspired by professional index monitoring workflows, but kept honest for a free v0 indexability checker.
Know when new content is ready
Check whether new or updated pages are technically ready before requesting indexing or waiting on crawl selection.
Find missed pages before traffic drops
Review important pages that may be blocked, mis-canonicalized, weakly linked, or waiting for verified Search Console checks.
Catch deindexing risks early
Use blocker and canonical warnings to spot changes that may cause important pages to drop out of search.
Qualify backlink source pages
Check backlink source URLs as normal pages before you rely on them for SEO value or client reporting.
Track checks like credits
Free v0 is simple: 1 URL equals 1 check, with 25 free checks per run and CSV export for follow-up.
Important distinction
Submitted, crawled, indexable, and indexed are not the same thing
Many index checker tools blur these states. IndexChecker keeps them separate so the report tells you what to fix next.
StateWhat it meansHow you usually verify itWhat to do next
SubmittedYou told a search engine about the URL.A sitemap, Search Console request, IndexNow ping, or API call was sent.Useful, but not proof of crawling or indexing.
CrawledA bot fetched the URL.Server logs, Search Console crawl data, or bot activity show a fetch.The page can still be excluded later.
IndexableNo obvious technical blocker was found.Status code, redirects, canonical, robots, and page basics look acceptable.This is what IndexChecker v0 focuses on.
IndexedThe URL appears in a search engine index.Usually verified in Search Console or another compliant data source.This still does not guarantee ranking or traffic.
Bulk workflow
Built around the SEO operator workflow, not just a yes/no result
Competitive tools sell projects, imports, scheduled rechecks, alerts, and API access. IndexChecker v0 starts with the part every workflow needs first: a clean, honest triage report.
Paste or prepare
Start with a short URL list. Sitemap and CSV import belong in the Pro workflow once reliability and abuse limits are ready.
Normalize and dedupe
Remove repeated URLs, fragments, and messy input before any checks consume time or credits.
Classify blockers
Separate blocked, warning, and likely indexable URLs before you submit or resubmit anything.
Export and act
Use the CSV as a fix list for developers, content owners, or client reporting.
Positioning
A cleaner alternative for cautious SEOs
Use IndexChecker when you need a quick technical triage before buying credits, running indexing requests, or reporting indexing problems to a client.
Free v0
Paste up to 25 URLs, review indexability signals, and export CSV without account setup.
Pro monitoring later
Projects, saved history, scheduled checks, email alerts, sitemap/CSV import, and API access are candidates for the paid workflow.
Trust boundary
The free checker does not pretend to be Google Search Console. Verified Google index status still needs Search Console or a compliant source.
How the checker works
Google index status may still require manual verification or a compliant data source.
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Paste one URL or a short list.
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IndexChecker normalizes and deduplicates the input.
- 3
The checker reviews common indexability signals.
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You get a report with warnings, blockers, and recommended next steps.
Indexing guides
Learn what to fix before you submit again
These guides support the checker and give Google clearer internal paths to the non-tool pages.
Why pages are not indexed
Diagnose technical, quality, timing, and discovery reasons before resubmitting.
Google Indexing API eligibility
Understand why the API is limited and what to use for ordinary webpages.
IndexNow workflow
Prepare clean URL lists for participating search engines without confusing submission with indexing.
Free checker now. Pro monitoring later.
Paid plans will not launch until reliability, usage cost, refund terms, and support paths are ready.
Free Checker
$0
For quick checks and small URL batches.
- 25 free checks per run
- 1 URL = 1 check
- Local CSV export
- Indexability report
Pro Monitoring
Coming later
For recurring monitoring and saved reports.
- Projects
- Scheduled rechecks
- Email alerts
- Larger limits and API access
FAQ
Does IndexChecker guarantee Google indexing?
No. Search engines decide whether and when to index a page. IndexChecker helps identify common indexability signals and blockers.
Is IndexChecker an official Google tool?
No. IndexChecker is an independent SEO utility and is not affiliated with Google.
Can I check URLs in bulk?
Yes. The v0 bulk checker supports capped bulk input and local CSV export.
Can IndexChecker confirm the exact Google index status?
Not in v0. It separates indexability signals from verified Google index status, which usually requires Search Console or another compliant data source.
Do you store submitted URLs?
The v0 product should not intentionally store submitted URLs beyond the active request or session.
What does the free checker look for?
It focuses on status codes, redirects, canonical tags, robots directives, title presence, duplicate input, and report export.
How is this different from bulk index monitoring tools?
IndexChecker v0 is a free triage tool. Saved projects, scheduled rechecks, alerts, sitemap import, CSV upload, and API access are candidates for the later Pro monitoring workflow.