Check whether your pages and backlinks are indexed in Google — and see exactly what is stopping them if they aren't. Up to 10 URLs at a time, no sign-up.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Google index status | Whether the exact URL currently appears in Google. |
| HTTP status | Pages that return 404, 410 or 5xx errors are not indexed. |
| Redirects | Redirected URLs are indexed under their final address, not the one you submitted. |
| robots.txt | A Disallow rule stops Googlebot from crawling the page at all. |
| noindex (meta tag and X-Robots-Tag) | Tells search engines not to index the page. |
| Canonical tag | A canonical pointing to another URL usually means Google indexes that URL instead. |
| Thin content | Pages with very little text are often crawled but left out of the index. |
Google doesn't index every page it finds. New sites, pages with few internal links, and pages on large sites that are rarely crawled — such as guest posts — can wait weeks. Search Console statuses like “Discovered – currently not indexed” and “Crawled – currently not indexed” describe exactly this.
If the checker shows a page is indexable but not indexed, you can submit it to IndexRapidly: Standard indexing works within 24 hours from 2¢ per URL, and Instant in 2–5 minutes. Before every paid submission, the same technical checks run automatically, so you don't pay for pages that can't be indexed.
Yes. You can check up to 10 URLs at a time without creating an account.
It searches Google for the exact URL and reports whether it appears. This is a strong signal but not an official Google answer — for pages on your own site, Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool is the definitive source.
That nothing technical stops search engines from indexing the page: it loads without errors, isn't blocked by robots.txt, has no noindex tag, and doesn't point its canonical to another URL. Indexable pages can still be left out of Google if their content is thin or duplicated.
Yes. Paste the URL of the page that contains your link — a guest post, a niche edit or a profile — to see whether that page is indexed. A link on an unindexed page usually passes no value.
Make sure it has useful, unique content and internal links pointing to it. To speed things up, submit it to IndexRapidly: Standard indexing works within 24 hours, Instant in 2–5 minutes.
Get them indexed within 24 hours. Your first 10 URLs are free.
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