SEO freelancers
Run fast pre-checks before client calls, migration reviews, or “why is this page still not indexed?” threads.
User-supplied technical review
Review technical indexing risks from observations you verify yourself.
A practical SEO index checker for freelancers, agencies, and site owners who need answers before opening another spreadsheet.
Single URL triage
Bulk verification list
Reason plus next action
Who this is for
Built for operators who need answers they can actually explain
Agencies
Sort large URL sets into stable audit buckets, then spend manual review time only where the verdict changes a business decision.
Site owners
Understand whether the real problem is exclusion, weak discovery, or uncertainty before you assume Google is just slow.
Core capabilities
What the MVP already covers
Single URL checks
Review your own observations of status, robots, canonical and discovery signals. Unknown values stay unknown.
Bulk URL workflow
Paste URLs or upload a simple first-column CSV to prepare a manual verification list. URLs alone do not supply technical evidence.
Reason-first outputs
Reasons identify observations you supplied and missing information; nothing is presented as a fetched measurement.
Actionable next steps
Get technical review suggestions while keeping actual Google index status explicitly unknown.
Single URL mode
Review technical signals you supply for one page
No webpage is fetched. Fill in verified observations; unknown fields stay unknown. Google index status is not checked.
Bulk mode
Prepare URLs for manual verification
A URL list supplies no technical evidence. All signals stay unknown until you verify them in single URL mode or Google Search Console.
Use first column as the URL field.
3URLs parsed
0No reported blocker
3Insufficient information
0Reported blocker
| URL | Verdict | Evidence source | Primary reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| https://example.com/ | Insufficient information | URL only | Missing or unverified: sitemapListed, internalLinks, statusCode, canonical, robots, contentDepth, age. No values were inferred from the URL. |
| https://example.com/blog/technical-seo-audit-template | Insufficient information | URL only | Missing or unverified: sitemapListed, internalLinks, statusCode, canonical, robots, contentDepth, age. No values were inferred from the URL. |
| https://example.com/tools/meta-tag-checker | Insufficient information | URL only | Missing or unverified: sitemapListed, internalLinks, statusCode, canonical, robots, contentDepth, age. No values were inferred from the URL. |
Positioning
What this tool does not pretend to be
Not a guarantee engine
Technical review never establishes whether Google has indexed a page. Use URL Inspection to confirm actual index status.
Not a Google-internal data feed
This version uses only observations you enter. It has no live webpage fetching or Google Search Console connection.
Pricing
Free local review; paid plans are planned
$0
Solo site owners testing a few pages.
- Local technical review; no server quota
- Single URL mode
- Unknown and reported observations kept separate
- Reasons based on your own inputs
Planned — unavailable
SEO freelancers and operators running recurring audits.
- Planned: recurring checks
- Planned: CSV export
- Planned: saved project history
- Planned: bulk suggestions
Planned — unavailable
Client teams managing multiple sites and reporting cycles.
- Planned: larger audit lists
- Planned: multi-project workspaces
- Planned: shareable reports
- Planned: team exports and labels
Page matrix
Supporting pages live with the tool
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FAQ
What teams usually ask first
Does Rapid Index Checker guarantee whether a page is indexed?
No. This version reviews observations you enter manually. It does not fetch pages or query Google. Actual index status remains unknown until verified in Google Search Console.
Is this the same as Google URL Inspection?
No. URL Inspection is a first-party Google product. This tool is designed as a faster pre-check and bulk triage layer for teams that need to sort many URLs before deeper review.
Who is this tool for?
The product is built for SEO freelancers, agencies, in-house operators, and site owners who need to explain indexing problems and next actions clearly.
What evidence does the tool use?
You supply observed status codes, robots directives, canonical hints and discovery signals. This version has no crawler or Google data connection; entering only a URL leaves every signal unknown.