Website Indexing Check
How many pages of your domain are indexed by Google and what is the coverage percentage relative to the sitemap.
Website Index Checker — how many pages are in Google
Find out how many pages of your site are in Google's index and compare with the number of URLs in your sitemap.xml to get the index coverage percentage. A real whole-domain site: query via a secure proxy, just like in the PromoPilot SEO audit.
The real number of the domain’s pages in the Google index (site: query)
Counting the URLs in sitemap.xml (including nested sitemaps)
Index coverage, % (index / sitemap)
A clear interpretation of the result
Cross-checking of individual pages
Free, with no installation or registration
How to Use
- Enter the site address (domain)
- Wait for the Google query and the sitemap analysis
- Assess the index coverage and close the gaps
FAQ
How many pages of your domain Google keeps in the index (via the site:domain query) and what share that is of the URLs in your sitemap.xml. Low coverage means part of your pages is not being indexed.
Google does not index every page: some may be blocked by robots.txt or noindex, duplicated, of low quality, or simply not discovered yet. External links and a technical audit help increase coverage.
Here the whole site is assessed. To check a specific URL and the reasons it is not indexed, use the “Page indexing check”.
Without registration — 3 a day; after registration — 5. The limit exists because every check is a real Google query.
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