Free index checker

Live SERP check — Google, Bing, and Yandex

Understanding your results.

✅
Indexed
The URL was found in search results. This is a reliable positive signal. Your page is in the index.
⚠️
Not indexed
The URL was not found. Google likely hasn’t indexed it. Note: SERP checks are indicative — for a definitive answer, use Google Search Console’s URL Inspection tool.
❌
Error
The URL couldn’t be reached. Possible causes: invalid URL, server timeout, DNS failure, or the page itself returns an error.

Not indexed? Three options:

1. Fix technical issues first (noindex? canonical? thin content?)

2. Submit through Google Search Console (~10/day, 1 channel)

3. Submit through 8 channels + get 14-day monitoring →

How to check if a page is indexed.

MethodSpeedAccuracyBulk?Limitations
site:url in GoogleInstantMediumNo (1 at a time)False negatives possible
GSC URL InspectionSlow (~10/day)High (from Google)NoOnly your own domains
FastIndexing CheckerInstantMedium-HighVia dashboardSERP-based

The site: operator is the most common method but has known issues: Google sometimes doesn’t return results even for indexed pages. GSC is the most accurate but limited to your own verified properties. Our checker works for any URL — including competitor pages, donor pages, and client sites.

Why Google might not index your page.

Seven technical reasons that prevent indexation — and that our D0 pre-flight checks automatically:

🚫
Noindex tag
Meta robots directive blocks indexing outright.
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Canonical mismatch
Page tells Google a different URL is the “original.”
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Thin content
Not enough unique text for Google to consider valuable.
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Orphan page
No internal links pointing to it.
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Redirect chains
3+ hops before reaching the final URL.
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JS rendering
Content loaded via JavaScript that Googlebot doesn’t execute.
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Crawl budget
Google allocates limited crawling capacity and never reaches the page.

Your page isn’t indexed. Here’s the path forward.

1
Self-diagnose
Open Google Search Console → URL Inspection → paste URL → check coverage. Look for: “Crawled — currently not indexed”, noindex tags, canonical issues. Fix and wait.
2
Submit through GSC
GSC URL Inspection → “Request Indexing.” About 10 per day. One channel. No monitoring, no follow-up.
3
Submit through 8 channels
Upload URLs → D0 pre-flight catches blockers → 8 channels submit simultaneously → 14-day monitoring → AI audit explains failures.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if my page is indexed in Google?
Three methods: (1) type site:yoururl.com/page in Google search — if results appear, it’s indexed. (2) Use Google Search Console URL Inspection tool for definitive status. (3) Use our free index checker for instant SERP-based check on any URL.
How accurate is this checker?
A positive result (indexed) is highly reliable — the URL was found in search results. A negative result is indicative but not guaranteed — in rare cases, Google may have indexed a page without returning it for the checked query. For absolute confirmation, use GSC.
Can I check multiple URLs at once?
Bulk checking is in development. Currently the tool checks one URL at a time. For bulk verification, submit your list and our D0 pre-flight will check all URLs automatically.
What does “crawled but not indexed” mean?
Google visited your page (crawled it) but decided not to include it in search results. Common causes: thin content, duplicate content, canonical issues, or quality threshold not met.
Is this tool free?
Yes. The index checker is free with no registration required. Submitting URLs for indexing through 8 channels uses credits (200 free at signup).
What’s the difference between crawled and indexed?
Crawled = Googlebot visited the page and downloaded it. Indexed = Google stored the page in its search database and can show it in results. A page can be crawled but not indexed.

Not indexed? Fix it.

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