Redirects and status codes
See whether the final URL is reachable.
Free SEO utility for site owners and SEO operators
Check URL indexability signals, find common blockers, and export a clear report before you spend time on rapid indexing tools.
How your checked URLs will be presented.
Problem
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.
Designed for quick SEO checks and client notes.
See whether the final URL is reachable.
Find noindex tags, x-robots headers, and canonical mismatches.
Normalize URLs, remove duplicates, and keep the report readable.
Download a local report for your own records or client notes.
Google index status may still require manual verification or a compliant data source.
Paste one URL or a short list.
IndexChecker normalizes and deduplicates the input.
The checker reviews common indexability signals.
You get a report with warnings, blockers, and recommended next steps.
Paid plans will not launch until reliability, usage cost, refund terms, and support paths are ready.
Free Checker
For quick checks and small URL batches.
Pro Monitoring
For recurring monitoring and saved reports.
No. Search engines decide whether and when to index a page. IndexChecker helps identify common indexability signals and blockers.
No. IndexChecker is an independent SEO utility and is not affiliated with Google.
Yes. The v0 bulk checker supports capped bulk input and local CSV export.
The v0 product should not intentionally store submitted URLs beyond the active request or session.
It focuses on status codes, redirects, canonical tags, robots directives, title presence, duplicate input, and report export.