Index checker · no hosting needed
Know which of your pages Google actually has
A domain can be in Google while the pages that matter are not. The index checker looks up every page you give it — inner pages, new posts, money pages, the pages that link to you — and tells you, page by page, whether it is in Google’s index. You get one e-mail when a page gets in or drops out.
- No hosting plan needed
- Any page on any site
- From $3/month for 50 pages
- PayPal, card or crypto
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“Indexed” is a page-by-page question
Most tools tell you whether a domain is in Google. That is the easy part: the home page is usually found. What decides whether you get traffic — or whether a link you paid for passes anything — is whether the specific page is in the index. New posts, deep category pages and pages that carry your links are exactly the ones Google leaves out.
The index checker asks Google about each exact address you track, on the schedule you pick, and keeps the history. A page counts as indexed only when Google lists that page itself; http or https, www or not and a trailing slash don’t matter, a different ?query does.
Everything you get
Any page, any site
Your own sites, clients’ sites, or the pages on other websites that link to you. Hosted with us or anywhere else.
Add in bulk
Paste a list, or import a whole site’s sitemap in one click — WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Grav, MediaWiki or static HTML.
Your schedule
Per page: daily for the pages that matter, weekly or monthly for the rest. A clear meter shows how much of the month’s checks you have used.
Check now
Just published or just fixed a page? Check it on the spot instead of waiting for the next scheduled check.
History and export
Every check of every page, when it first got in, when it dropped out — and a CSV export of the whole list.
One e-mail, not fifty
When pages get into Google or drop out, you get one digest listing them all, at most once a day. Nothing changed, no e-mail.
How it works
Add your pages
Type or paste addresses, one per line, or import a site’s sitemap. The first check runs within a few minutes.
Pick how often
Weekly by default; switch any page to daily or monthly, one at a time or in bulk.
Act on what is missing
Filter to “Not indexed”, fix the pages (links, noindex tags, redirects) and watch them come in.
Priced by the number of pages
Prices in US dollars per month. Pay for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months with PayPal (which also takes cards) or crypto. No hosting plan needed.
Starter
- 50 pages
- 215 checks a month: every page weekly, or mix daily, weekly and monthly
- History, CSV export, change e-mails
Need more? Add packs of 250 more pages for $5 a month each, on any plan. A page checked daily uses about 30 checks a month, weekly 4.3, monthly 1, and “Check now” uses one — so you decide where the checks go.
No hosting needed
The index checker is sold on its own and works for any page on the internet. Create an account, choose “No hosting needed”, and the index checker is in your menu straight away. If you host sites with us, each site’s page also gets an Index checker tab that imports its sitemap in one click.
Pairs well with
Questions people ask
Do I need a hosting plan?
No. The index checker is sold on its own and works for any page on any site, hosted with us or anywhere else.
How do you decide a page is indexed?
We search Google for the exact page and count it as indexed only when Google lists that page itself. Before we tell you a page has dropped out, we check a second way to be sure.
What is a “check”?
One look-up of one page. Your plan includes a number of checks a month: a page checked daily uses about 30, weekly 4.3 and monthly 1. Every plan fits all of its pages checked weekly, and you can spend the checks differently if some pages matter more.
What happens if I use all my checks?
Nothing is charged. Scheduled checks simply wait until the 1st of the next month. You can add a pack at any time to carry on straight away.
Can I import a whole site?
Yes. Give us a domain and we read its sitemap — or, when it has none, the links on its home page — and add the pages in one go.
Will this get my pages indexed?
It shows you which pages are in and which are not, and tells you as soon as that changes. The usual fixes for a missing page are links pointing to it, removing a noindex tag or a robots.txt block, and making sure it does not redirect elsewhere.
Find out which pages Google is missing
From $3 a month for 50 pages, any site, no hosting plan required.