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Google Index Checker

Real-time Google index checker using Google Custom Search API. Check if your website URLs are indexed by Google search engine with live data and detailed SEO insights.

📋 Enter URLs to Check (Max 10 per request)

📊 Live Index Status Results

Total URLs

Indexed URLs

🎯 Live Indexing Status

Add URLs above to check Google indexing status using live API

📈 Index Summary

Results will appear here after checking URLs

📤 Export Live Results (Click to Download)

Why Use Our Real-time Google Index Checker?

Our tool uses Google Custom Search API to provide real-time, accurate indexing status for your URLs. Get live data directly from Google's search index with detailed insights for better SEO optimization.

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Real-time Google API Integration

Uses Google Custom Search API to fetch live indexing data directly from Google's servers. Get accurate, up-to-date information about your URL's indexing status with real search results.

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Live SEO Visibility Monitoring

Track which pages Google can actually find and display in search results. Verify your important content is discoverable by potential customers with real-time search verification.

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Bulk URL Checking with API

Check up to 10 URLs simultaneously using Google's official API. Get comprehensive indexing reports for your entire website sections with detailed search result information.

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Accurate Indexing Detection

Discover pages that aren't indexed by Google with precise API data. Identify indexing issues before they impact your search rankings using Google's own search infrastructure.

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Detailed API Reporting

Get comprehensive reports with search snippets, result counts, and cache status. Export real API data for team sharing and tracking indexing progress over time.

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Rate Limit Monitoring

Monitor your API usage with real-time rate limit tracking. Optimize your indexing checks within Google's API limits (20 requests per hour) for efficient SEO monitoring.

How to Use the Real-time Google Index Checker

Follow these simple steps to check if your website URLs are indexed by Google using our live API integration for accurate, real-time results.

Add URLs (Max 10)

Enter URLs in the text area (one per line) or use the single URL field. Limited to 10 URLs per request to optimize API usage and response time.

Start Live API Check

Click "Check Google Index Status" to begin real-time verification. The tool queries Google Custom Search API to verify each URL's indexing status.

Review Live Results

See real-time results with indexed (green), not indexed (red) status, plus search snippets, result counts, and cache indicators from Google's API.

Export API Data

Export live API results as CSV, TXT, or JSON files. Copy results to clipboard for easy sharing with comprehensive API data and metadata.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our real-time Google index checker, API integration, and how to use live search data for better SEO optimization.

Our tool uses Google Custom Search API to provide the most accurate indexing data available. This is the same API Google uses for custom search implementations, giving you real-time access to Google's search index. Results are as accurate as Google's own search infrastructure allows.

The 10 URL limit optimizes API usage and response time while staying within Google's rate limits (20 requests per hour). This ensures reliable service for all users and prevents API quota exhaustion. You can make multiple requests if you need to check more URLs.

"From cache" indicates that the result was retrieved from our local cache (valid for 6 hours) rather than making a new API call. This saves API quota while providing recent results. Cached results are still accurate as indexing status doesn't change frequently.

Each user gets 20 API requests per hour based on their IP address. The tool displays your current usage and time until reset. Cached results don't count against this limit. Rate limiting ensures fair usage and prevents API quota exhaustion.

First, verify the results are accurate by checking Google Search Console. Then check for technical issues like 404 errors, robots.txt blocks, or noindex tags. Ensure pages are linked from other indexed pages. Submit URLs to Google Search Console and request indexing for immediate attention.

Yes, you can check any publicly accessible URL to see if it's indexed by Google. This is useful for competitive analysis, understanding competitor SEO strategies, and identifying content gaps. However, respect rate limits and use the data ethically for legitimate SEO research.