Is my site indexed?
Free URL check for blockers
Paste up to 10 public URLs and check HTTP, robots, and canonical issues without signing up. For confirmed Google, Bing, or Yandex status, connect a verified property next.
Live URL indexability inspector
Results flag technical blockers and include a Google site: search link. They do not claim official Google or Bing index status.
Free check: HTTP status, robots meta, robots.txt. Sign in for 25 URLs and full Google/Bing/Yandex index status.
Free URL health check
Inspect HTTP responses, noindex directives, robots.txt rules, redirects, and canonical tags. These signals show whether a page can be indexed, not whether an engine has indexed it.
Google status for verified sites
Connect Search Console to review Google URL Inspection data for properties you control. Keep official status separate from public site: search estimates.
Bing and Yandex workflows
Use Bing Webmaster and Yandex data for verified sites, with IndexNow submission history shown as a notification record rather than index confirmation.
Per-URL index status
Every URL is tracked individually — indexed, submitted, failed, or excluded. Filter and sort by status across all three engines.
Submit when not indexed
Fix technical blockers first. Notify Bing and Yandex through supported IndexNow or recrawl workflows; use Google Indexing API only for eligible JobPosting or livestream BroadcastEvent pages.
Bulk URL monitoring
Submit hundreds or thousands of URLs and monitor them all. Ideal for e-commerce catalogs, agency client sites, and publishers.
Common questions
What is a website index checker?
A website index checker helps you see whether pages can be crawled and indexed, or whether an engine has confirmed them in its index. This free tool checks public technical signals; confirmed status for a site you own should come from Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster, or Yandex Webmaster.
How do I check if my website is indexed?
Use site:yourdomain.com for a rough overview, Search Console or Bing Webmaster for details, or an automated index checker like Indexaro that queries each engine's APIs for verified properties.
Is there a free Bing index checker?
You can check public crawl and indexability signals here without signing up, and use Bing site: search as a rough spot check. Bing Webmaster URL Inspection is the authoritative option for verified sites; our Bing guide explains each method.
How does Indexaro's index checker work?
The anonymous tool fetches each public URL and checks HTTP status, redirects, robots directives, and canonical tags. Connected accounts can add official data available for their verified Google, Bing, and Yandex properties.
What is the difference between submitted and indexed?
Submitted means Indexaro sent the URL to the search engine API and received confirmation. Indexed means the engine confirmed the page is in its index via URL inspection.