Google index checker for the pages you fixed
After rewriting a batch of product pages, one question matters: did Google index them? The index checker answers it with Google’s own URL Inspection data — a baseline before the work, then a check every week — and shows which pages moved into the index and which fell out.
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Google’s own answer, page by page
A site: search shows a sample, not a count. URL Inspection in Search Console is Google’s own answer for a single address — indexed or not, and why — but checking hundreds of pages by hand is not realistic.
So pages are grouped into batches — for example “the 300 products whose descriptions we rewrote” — and checked through the URL Inspection API, oldest first, within Google’s limit of about 2,000 inspections a day per property. A page not inspected yet says “not checked yet”; nothing is estimated.
Pages the autopilot fixes are added to tracking automatically, so every fix ends with an answer. If they stay out, the reason Google gives points to the next step — see Google indexing issues.
What it tracks
- Baseline: The index status of every page in the batch before the work.
- Weekly checks: Pages not inspected for six days are checked again.
- Moved in, fell out: Which pages entered the index since the work, and which left it.
- Google’s reason: The coverage state for every page that is not indexed.
- Fixed pages, automatically: Every page the autopilot changes is tracked without you adding it.
How to use it
- Connect Search Console.
- Create a batch from a list of addresses, or let the autopilot add its fixed pages.
- Wait for the baseline, then check the batch weekly.
- For pages still out after four weeks, read Google’s reason and fix it.
Questions people ask
- Can this get my pages indexed?
- No tool can force indexing. This one tells you accurately whether your fixes worked. To get pages indexed, fix the reason Google gives.
- Does it use the Google Indexing API?
- No. It only reads URL Inspection data. The Indexing API is meant for job postings and livestream pages, not products.
- How long does indexing take after a fix?
- Often several weeks. Track a batch for at least four weeks before judging it.