Three tool categories, three approximations.
What SEO tools can't tell you with certainty: Are your pages actually indexed by Google — and if not, what is the official reason?
Official Google data. Without the complexity.
IndexProbe plugs directly into the Google Search Console API. Same verdicts as GSC, scaled to your entire site.
For every URL: exact status and exclusion reason when unindexed. Straight from Google's servers.
Last Googlebot visit date, HTTP status returned, and share of pages crawled within 30 days — by site or URL segment.
Automatic analysis renewal. Email digest every Monday and when each analysis finishes. Catch regressions before they hit your traffic — even target pages that used to earn clicks but no longer get impressions, often the first sign of dropping out of the index. With accelerated inspection, re-inspections handle suspected regressions first.
Two-click OAuth, import via CSV / sitemap / manual paste / from Search Console. No infrastructure, no technical setup.
IndexProbe automatically groups your URLs by page type (products, articles, categories, pagination…) and crosses each segment with its indexing status. You see at a glance which page families need attention.
All your indexing data, at a granularity that didn't exist.
Hover through the tabs and sub-tabs to explore the views available in IndexProbe.
The only tool that ticks
almost every box.
Official Google data + Non-indexation reasons + Crawl date + Bulk analysis + Automatic monitoring. Nowhere else.
* Official inspection is capped at 2,000 URLs/day/property by the Google Search Console API. In practice IndexProbe is much faster thanks to the accelerated inspection mode (on by default): pages already seen in Google (recent impression) are counted as indexed without being inspected, and only the rest uses that quota — so the duration depends on how much of your list gets impressions. This mode also carries over the last result of pages confirmed indexed by a recent inspection — in the project or your other projects on the same domain — instead of re-inspecting them: the quota goes to uncertain pages and suspected regressions. At worst (few impressions), complete data for 10,000 URLs arrives progressively over ~5 days. That's the price of official exclusion reasons and real crawl dates, unavailable anywhere else.
Google Search Console APIA plan for every team size.
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