Know which of your pages Google has, and which it doesn’t.

IndexBoost checks every URL in your sitemap with the Search Console URL Inspection API and keeps checking until each one is indexed.

How monitoring works

No URL lists to upload. Monitoring starts when you enable a site.

1
Sign in with Google
Your Search Console properties are imported. Newly verified domains are picked up automatically later.
2
Enable a site
IndexBoost reads the site’s sitemap and adds every URL to its link list.
3
Check each URL
Each link is checked with the URL Inspection API and marked indexed or not.
4
Retry until indexed
Pages that are not indexed yet are submitted and checked again on a regular schedule.

Status for every link: A link list with the latest Google status, when it was checked and links to inspect it in Google or Bing.
Refresh on demand: Request a link’s current Google status at any time instead of waiting for the next scheduled check.
Submit from the list: If a link comes back as not indexed, submit it to the Google Indexing API with one click.
Submission progress: A progress bar shows how many links are submitted, how many are left and roughly how many days remain at your daily limit.
Search Console metrics: Clicks, impressions, average CTR and average position for the last 7 days, refreshed every hour.
Domain Rank: Your site’s Ahrefs Domain Rank, refreshed once a day.

Where does the index status come from?

From Google’s Search Console URL Inspection API, the same data you see when you inspect a URL in Search Console.

How often is each URL checked?

On a regular schedule until it is indexed. Pages that are still not indexed keep being retried, even on sites that publish a lot.

Do I need to upload a list of URLs?

No. URLs come from your sitemap, and new ones are picked up every 10 minutes.

Are disabled sites checked?

No. Disabled sites are not checked, so they do not use up API calls.