Google Index Checker
Run a site: query to check whether a domain is indexed by Google — with Google's own result estimate and a sample of the pages that show up.
Runs a live site: search via Google (SerpAPI). Shows up to 10 sampled results to confirm indexing. The site: operator needs Google, so a SerpAPI key is required for a definitive answer.
Check if a domain is indexed
Enter a domain to run a live site: query — see whether it's indexed, Google's approximate result count, and a sample of the pages that show up.
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Google Index Checker — frequently asked questions
How does it check indexing?
It runs a site: query against your domain and reports whether pages come back, along with a sample of them. With a SerpAPI key it queries Google directly and can also show Google's own approximate result count.
Why do I sometimes see 'Inconclusive'?
The site: operator is a Google feature, and the free engines do not support it reliably, so an empty result set there proves nothing. Rather than report a misleading 'not indexed', the tool says so explicitly. Add a SerpAPI key to get a definitive answer from Google.
Is this the same as Google Search Console?
No. This is a fast external sampling check that needs no site ownership. For the exact number of indexed pages and per-page indexing status, use Search Console's Pages report, which is free with a Google account.