Google Index Checker
Free Google index checker — see how many pages of a domain Google has indexed, with sample indexed URLs straight from the search index.
How it works
- Enter a domain, e.g. example.com.
- We query the search index using the site: operator.
- See the indexed page count and sample URLs — spot pages missing from the index.
Features
- Indexed page count via the site: operator
- Sample indexed URLs with titles for verification
- Quick signal of indexing problems after launches or migrations
- Free, no signup; results cached for 6 hours
FAQ
How does the Google index checker work?
It runs a site:domain.com query against the search index and reports the estimated indexed page count with sample URLs — the fastest way to sanity-check indexation.
Why is the count lower than my total pages?
Search engines index only pages they consider worth including: thin, duplicate or noindexed pages are excluded. A low count right after launch is normal — indexing takes time.
Is the number exact?
No. Index counts from search engines are estimates and fluctuate. Treat them as a directional signal, not an exact figure.
Is this tool free?
Yes, completely free with no signup. Results are cached for 6 hours.
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