Indexed Pages Count Checker
Indexing is the process by which search engines (Google, Yandex, and others) crawl, analyze, and add a web page to their database. If a page is not indexed, it will never appear in search results, even if its content perfectly matches a user's query. That is why checking indexation is a foundational step in any SEO audit. Pages can fall out of the index for many reasons: robots.txt rules, a noindex meta tag, canonical issues, or simply slow loading.
Our tool quickly shows how many pages of your site are currently held in the Google and Yandex indexes. Just enter a domain to get the current count from both search engines at once. Compare that number with the real size of your site: if the index holds noticeably fewer pages than you publish, part of your content is not reaching search at all. Detecting and fixing indexation problems in time is a direct path to increasing organic traffic and visibility in search.
Frequently asked questions
How does this tool work?
A site: search estimates each domain’s indexed page count in the selected engines. This is a search engine estimate, not an exact list of indexed URLs.
How do I prepare the input?
Enter one domain or website URL. The tool estimates Google and Yandex counts for the whole domain, rather than the status of the entered page.
How many limits does a run use?
The single domain check remains free without debiting the shared limits balance. Bulk checks use 1 limit per domain in one search engine.
What do the results contain?
Results show domain, engine, estimated count, check time and status. Use the Page Indexation Checker when you need the status of individual URLs.