Know the day a page falls out of Google
Indexkeeper checks your important URLs every day through Search Console's official URL Inspection API and alerts you when one stops being indexed. No more re-checking pages one by one, no SaaS that holds your Search Console data.
Chrome extension, launching on the Chrome Web Store soon. One email when it is live; no spam.
What Indexkeeper does
Daily index check
Import your sitemap (including sitemap indexes) and Indexkeeper inspects each URL within Google's own limits: indexed or not, coverage state, last crawl, Google's chosen canonical.
Alerts when something changes
A badge and a desktop notification when a page drops out of the index, changes coverage state ("Crawled - currently not indexed", "Excluded by noindex") or gets a different canonical.
Your data stays with you
Read-only Search Console access, results stored in your browser, history per URL and CSV export. No account with us, no server of ours sees your Search Console data.
Pricing
Free
- 1 property, 50 URLs, checked weekly
- 30 days of history, alerts, CSV export
Pro
- 10 properties, up to 2,000 URLs each
- Checked every day, full history
- $90/year option; priority email support
Questions
How does it check?
With Google's URL Inspection API, the same data as the URL Inspection tool in Search Console. You sign in with Google and grant read-only access (webmasters.readonly). Google allows 2,000 inspections per property per day; Indexkeeper stays under that.
Does it request indexing?
No. Google offers no API for that on normal pages. Each URL has a one-click link to URL Inspection, where you press "Request indexing" yourself. Indexkeeper does not automate Search Console's interface.
When do checks run?
In the background while Chrome is open, about once an hour it checks whatever is due. If Chrome was closed, it catches up next time. Nothing runs on our servers.