Bulk index checker
Paste up to 100 URLs and see which ones Google has indexed — and for the rest, exactly what's stopping it: noindex tags, robots.txt blocks, redirects, canonicals and errors.
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Pages not getting indexed? We find out why — and fix it.
Indexing problems usually trace back to a handful of causes: crawl budget wasted on junk URLs, weak internal linking, thin or duplicate content, or a technical setting nobody noticed. We audit the whole site, fix the root cause and get your important pages into Google — and into AI answers.
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How do I check if a page is indexed by Google?
For a site you own, Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool gives the definitive answer for one URL at a time. To check many URLs at once — including on sites you don't own — paste them into this bulk index checker. It looks each URL up in Google's index and checks every on-page reason Google might refuse to index it.
What is the difference between indexable and indexed?
Indexable means nothing on your side stops Google from indexing the page: it returns 200, robots.txt allows crawling, there is no noindex directive and the canonical points to itself. Indexed means Google has actually added it to its index. A page can be indexable but not yet indexed — usually because Google hasn't discovered it, or crawled it and decided it wasn't worth indexing.
Why is my page not indexed when there are no errors?
The most common reasons are that Google hasn't found the page yet (no internal links or sitemap entry), it crawled the page but judged it thin or duplicate, or the site is new and has little authority. Link to the page from relevant pages on your site, include it in your XML sitemap, make sure the content is substantial and unique, then request indexing in Search Console's URL Inspection tool. Our SEO checker will flag thin content and other on-page problems.
How accurate is a bulk index check?
Index status comes from a live site: search for each URL, the same check SEOs run by hand. It is reliable for most pages, but Google's site: results are not guaranteed to be complete, so treat an occasional "not found" on an important page as a prompt to confirm in Search Console. The indexability checks — status codes, robots.txt, noindex and canonicals — read your live pages directly.
Is the bulk index checker free?
Yes. You can check up to 100 URLs per run and 300 URLs per day with no signup. Results for the same URL are cached for up to 24 hours.
