Bulk Google Index Checker

In two steps. First we load every page ourselves and test whether Google can index it at all: status code, redirects, noindex, robots.txt, canonical, soft 404 and thin content. That step is free for up to 500 URLs. Then we search Google for each page that passed, most important first, to see if it is actually in the index.

Each live check is a paid Google search, so every visitor gets 20 a day, shared with our SERP Checker and Keyword Difficulty tools. Repeat checks within 24 hours come from the cache and are free. The indexability step has no such limit for normal use, so you can test a whole site every day.

We found something that stops Google indexing that exact address: an error status, a redirect, a noindex tag, a robots.txt block, a canonical pointing elsewhere or a "not found" page served as normal. Each group shows the fix. We do not spend a Google check on these pages, because they will not be in the index as they stand.

Usually Google has not crawled it yet or does not see it as important. Link to it from pages that are already indexed, keep it in your sitemap and use Request indexing in Search Console. New pages can take a few days to a few weeks.

If Google returns the page for a search of its own address, it is indexed, and we show the title Google uses. "Not indexed" is a strong signal, not proof: a very new page or one filed under another address can be missed. For your own site, URL Inspection in Search Console is the authoritative answer.

Yes, on this device only. Your recent runs are saved in your browser, and the next check of the same pages tells you what changed: pages newly indexed, pages that dropped out, new pages and fixed ones. Nothing is stored on our side.

Yes. Both steps work on any public page, so you can check a competitor as well as your own site. Search Console gives you more detail for sites you own.