Check How Many Web Pages Have Been Indexed By Google

Google Index Checker by Nexttop.org is an extension for the Chrome browser. You can use it to check your website's index by Google. Just enter the URLs into the input box and click "Check", and Google Index Checker will check them. You will be notified if the URL is indexed or not.

Features:

Enter your website URL with one click. Work with all pages, not only yours. You can see if any of the pages are indexed by Google. No need to create a project. You can easily make a quick test in seconds. Use the best tool for website owners.

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App specs

  • License

    Free

  • Version

    1.2

  • Latest update

  • Platform

    chrome

  • Language

    English

  • Downloads

    39

  • Developer

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