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.
Actual number of domain pages indexed by Google (site: query)
Count of URLs in sitemap.xml (including nested maps)
Index coverage, % (index / sitemap)
Clear interpretation of the result
Cross-checking individual pages
Free, no installation or registration required
How to Use
- Enter the website address (domain)
- Wait for the Google request and sitemap analysis
- Evaluate index coverage and address gaps
FAQ
How many pages of your domain does Google keep indexed (using the site:domain query) and what percentage is that of the URLs in your sitemap.xml. Low coverage means that some pages are not indexed.
Google does not index all pages: some may be blocked in robots.txt/noindex, duplicated, of low quality, or simply not yet discovered. External links and technical audits help increase coverage.
This evaluates the entire site. To check a specific URL and the reasons for its deindexing, use the 'Page Indexing Check'.
Without registration — 3 per day, after registration — 5. The limit is related to real requests to Google.
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