Search Console URL Inspection API · Free checker

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Check the real index status of your pages with Google's official Search Console URL Inspection API — the same verdict Google itself reports. No scraping, no guessing.

A successful API response does not itself mean the page is indexed — the verdict and coverage state are what matter. Search Console data is the indexed version of the page, not a live test.

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The same connection is shared with the Google Indexing tool page. Your token stays in this browser and you can disconnect any time. After connecting, you return to this page.

Choose your property

Property URL (or type it here — choosing a property above fills this in)

The check uses the property URL in this box. For domain properties, use the sc-domain:example.com format.

URLs to check

0 URLs

Tip: “Load from sitemap” fills this box with every page from the property's sitemap.xml.

Check with Google

2,000 checks/day per site

URLs are checked one by one, in order, with a short pause between each. The URL Inspection API allows 2,000 checks per day per site — so a long list may need to be split across days.

Previous checks

This page uses Google's official Search Console URL Inspection API — it does not scrape Google search results. A verdict of “Indexed” means Google reports the page in its index; “Not indexed” means Google reports it is not in the index (see the coverage state for why); “Partial” means Google returned a partial verdict, which is counted as not indexed here. A failed check means the inspection itself did not complete, and the page is not labelled either way.

Keep going

Pages that are not indexed yet? Notify Google directly, or see what Bing knows about the same URLs.

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